Plymouth

Plymouth

State: Plymouth
Nation: England
Currency: Pound Sterling (GBP)
Clubs: Plymouth Argyle
Plymouth
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Smeaton's Tower in Plymouth, West England's cultural capital and Devon's most important city. It was from Plymouth, that adventurers such as Drake, Cook and the Pilgrim Fathers, set out on their momentous voyages to find new worlds.
The imposing Royal Citadel, overlooks one of the world's largest and most amazing natural harbors: Plymouth Sound. Built in the 1660s after the Dutch Wars, it was the most important English defence for over 100 years, with 70ft walls.
The Barbican is the city's medieval heart. Amble thru its narrow cobbled streets, shop for antiques, visit New Street's Elizabethan House and passby the Mayflower Steps from where the famous Pilgrim Fathers set sail for America in 1620.
Black Friars Distillery, home of Plymouth Gin, formerly a Dominican Monastery dating back to 1425 and reputed to have been where the Pilgrim fathers spent their last night before sailing on the Mayflower. Now they just serve great cocktails!
National Marine Aquarium is the UK's foremost and Europe's deepest aquarium. It is located in Coxside, next to the Barbican harbor and fishmarket in a modern building housing gigantic aquariums, a lecture hall, café and a shop.
Since Saxon times, Plymouth has been a fortified coastal settlement, and its history centers on maritime activities. Plymouth is the Waterfront City that shaped the lives of Drake, The Pilgrim Fathers, Darwin, Cook and many more who set sail from her harbor. Its many seafaring explorers has resulted in over forty places throughout the world bearing its name. Sir Francis Drake, the first Englishman to sail around the world and who defeated the Spanish Armada, was born here. The Pilgrim Fathers departed from here in 1620, with 102 passengers. After 65 days they anchored in Princetown where they drew up the Mayflower Compact - the basis of the first of The New World's written laws.
  1. Hoe, Smeaton's Tower, Naval Memorial, Dome & Drake
  2. Royal Citadel
  3. Barbican, Glassworks & Plymouth Gin Distillery
  4. New Street, Elizabethan Garden & Elizabethan House
  5. National Marine Aquarium
  6. Mayflower Steps, Plaque & Mayflower Centre
  7. Guildhall & St. Andrew's Church
  8. Devonport Naval Dockyards
  9. Ferrers & Cawsand
  10. Dartmoor, Bodmin Moor, English Riviera & Whitsand Bay
  1. Cruise down The Sound, pass the historic Naval Dockyards, around Drake's Island & under Crownhill Fort
  2. Take a short boat trip to Drake's Island for a better view of the old fortress
  3. Visit the picturesque fishing villages of Newton Ferrers & Cawsand
  4. Explore rugged Dartmoor & Bodmin Moor & than the sandy beaches of the English Riviera & Whitsand Bay
  5. Vistas: Smeaton's Tower, Mount Batten & Cliff Road
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