Plymouth Hoe
Large south-facing open space above the seafront cliffs with views over Plymouth Sound and Drake's Island.
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Places worth your time in Plymouth
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Monumentos, museos, parques y miradores en la zona y sus alrededores.
Large south-facing open space above the seafront cliffs with views over Plymouth Sound and Drake's Island.
Upper section of John Smeaton's third Eddystone Lighthouse, in use 1759 to 1877, rebuilt on the Hoe as a memorial.
Fortress of the late 1660s by Sir Bernard de Gomme at the eastern end of the Hoe; a scheduled monument.
Museum, gallery and archive opened in 2020, combining the former city museum, central library and St Luke's Church.
Old harbour quarter beside Sutton Harbour with about 100 listed buildings and Britain's largest concentration of cobbled streets.
Memorial near the spot from which the Pilgrim Fathers are believed to have sailed on the Mayflower in 1620.
Museum and tourist information centre on the Barbican, opposite the Mayflower Steps.
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Late 16th-century house on New Street run by The Box; closed in winter, reopening in spring.
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Grade I listed merchant's house built about 1498 beside St Andrew's Church.
Fifteenth-century parish church, the largest in historic Devon, rebuilt after Blitz damage and made a minster in 2009.
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Now-derelict church that was once the second-oldest parish church in Plymouth.
The UK's largest aquarium, opened in 1998 on Sutton Harbour and run by the Ocean Conservation Trust.
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Art Deco open-air pool of 1935 below the Hoe on Plymouth Sound, open between May and September.
Black Friars Distillery on the Barbican, established in 1793 and the only place that makes Plymouth Gin.
War memorial on the Hoe to Commonwealth sailors lost in both world wars with no known grave.
Royal Navy victualling yard designed by Sir John Rennie and built from 1826 to 1835, now restored for new uses.
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Theatre with the 1,300-seat Lyric for musicals, opera and ballet, plus The Drum and The Lab studios.
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Island of 2.6 hectares in Plymouth Sound, about 500 metres offshore and fortified for over 400 years.
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Granite tors, clapper bridges, Bronze Age sites and moorland villages in a national park
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