- Plymouth has grown so rapidly since the 1939-45 war that it would be easy to forget that this is one of the great places of British Seafaring history. The bombing of the city caused such devastation that the centre had to be re-built.
- The Hoe where Drake played his famous game of bowls before dealing with the Spanish Armada. The Mayflower Steps in the historic Barbican where the Pilgrim Fathers sailed from to America in
l621, the links with Hawkins, Raleigh, Frobisher, and, of course, the magnificent natural harbour which remains with very little change.
The City Museum in Drake Circus (open daily) has a fine collection of exhibits illustrating the city’s history.
Plymouth has many fine shops and interesting historic houses and gardens to visit.
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Marine Aquarium
The National Marine Aquarium, in Plymouth, is the UK's
leading aquarium committed to education, conservation and
research into the marine environment.
- Plymouth
Boat Cruises
- Plymouth Boat Cruises offers cruises up the picturesque
river Yealm and Tamar, also around Plymouth Harbour. Our
special cruises include 2971BD days, the Firework Competition
and Eclipse boat trips.
- Theatre Royal Plymouth
- As well as details of current and future productions in the Theatre Royal and Drum Theatre, there is also a packed Education
section, details of how businesses can get involved with the venue,
current job vacancies and much more. Find out the latest news about TR2 - our new Production & Education Centre – which is coming to life on the waterfront at
Cattedown, and discover how the Theatre Royal is celebrating its 21st birthday.
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