Hoe Park House
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Pubs, Restaurants, Cafés & Bars
Great breakfast! Been for lunch and breakfast was always very pleased. Friendly, popular and relaxed, a great addition to Plymouth. Good for Breakfast, lunch or dinner if spending a day in Plymouth.
23 residents recomanen
Rock Salt
31 Stonehouse StGreat breakfast! Been for lunch and breakfast was always very pleased. Friendly, popular and relaxed, a great addition to Plymouth. Good for Breakfast, lunch or dinner if spending a day in Plymouth.
Barbican Kitchen by the Tanner Brothers. Great for lunch or dinner. Located in the Plymouth Gin Factory, take a tour of the factory and then stop for lunch!
106 residents recomanen
The Barbican
The BarbicanBarbican Kitchen by the Tanner Brothers. Great for lunch or dinner. Located in the Plymouth Gin Factory, take a tour of the factory and then stop for lunch!
Nice restaurant, tasteful interior and pleasant outdoor seating, in the historic Royal William Yard.
85 residents recomanen
Bistrot Pierre
Torbay RoadNice restaurant, tasteful interior and pleasant outdoor seating, in the historic Royal William Yard.
This is a really cute, friendly little cafe. Popular with walkers on the South West Coast Path. They do great breakfasts, as well as other meals and snacks. Worth a visit!
9 residents recomanen
Daisy's Cafe
Castle StreetThis is a really cute, friendly little cafe. Popular with walkers on the South West Coast Path. They do great breakfasts, as well as other meals and snacks. Worth a visit!
Great place for lunch, dinner or drinks, very good food and super location on the fishing harbour in Mevagissey a picturesque fishing village.
35 residents recomanen
The Sharksfin
The QuayGreat place for lunch, dinner or drinks, very good food and super location on the fishing harbour in Mevagissey a picturesque fishing village.
The Three Pilchards
Quay RoadPolperro's oldest pub, with good food.
Fresh local fish and seafood, well presented, friendly, with great views of the Barbican and Sutton Harbour Marina, just 5 mins walk from Hoe Park House.
93 residents recomanen
Rockfish
8 South EmbankmentFresh local fish and seafood, well presented, friendly, with great views of the Barbican and Sutton Harbour Marina, just 5 mins walk from Hoe Park House.
A hidden gem, nestled on the historic Barbican’s South Side Street. A large, heigh-ceilinged room, with original pillars and a flag-stoned floor. Walls adorned with portraits, cosily furnished with an eclectic mix of comfy sofas and chairs. Freshly ground coffee, afternoon cream teas, a simple locally sourced menu, with bar and cocktails.
The Bottling Plant Ltd
5 Southside StreetA hidden gem, nestled on the historic Barbican’s South Side Street. A large, heigh-ceilinged room, with original pillars and a flag-stoned floor. Walls adorned with portraits, cosily furnished with an eclectic mix of comfy sofas and chairs. Freshly ground coffee, afternoon cream teas, a simple locally sourced menu, with bar and cocktails.
Japanese restaurant: sushi, tempura, saki, teriyaki, sashimi, etc. Rather dark with only a street-side window, but good food and just a couple of minutes walk from Hoe Park House.
11 residents recomanen
Yukisan
51 Notte StJapanese restaurant: sushi, tempura, saki, teriyaki, sashimi, etc. Rather dark with only a street-side window, but good food and just a couple of minutes walk from Hoe Park House.
Wonderful tea room and café, good food, great for breakfast, has outside seating in a pretty courtyard, located next to the historic Elizabethan Gardens and just 2 min walk from Hoe Park House.
The Tudor Rose Tearooms & Garden
36 New StWonderful tea room and café, good food, great for breakfast, has outside seating in a pretty courtyard, located next to the historic Elizabethan Gardens and just 2 min walk from Hoe Park House.
Nice, friendly Indian restaurant located in an historic Elizabethan house on the Barbican's New Street, just a few minutes walk from Hoe Park House. Small, so book to avoid disappointment.
Himalayan Spice
31 New StreetNice, friendly Indian restaurant located in an historic Elizabethan house on the Barbican's New Street, just a few minutes walk from Hoe Park House. Small, so book to avoid disappointment.
Simply a great Fish & Chip shop, eat-in or takeaway, and just a few minutes walk from Hoe Park House.
12 residents recomanen
Harbourside Fish and Chips
35 Southside StSimply a great Fish & Chip shop, eat-in or takeaway, and just a few minutes walk from Hoe Park House.
Friendly restaurant and cocktail bar, with outdoor seating on the Barbican and a courtyard. Can get rather loud and busy.
Bonne Santé Plymouth
The BarbicanFriendly restaurant and cocktail bar, with outdoor seating on the Barbican and a courtyard. Can get rather loud and busy.
New (2021) restaurant and bar with fantastic views over Plymouth Sound. Just a few minutes from Hoe Park House.
Ocean View at The Dome
Hoe RoadNew (2021) restaurant and bar with fantastic views over Plymouth Sound. Just a few minutes from Hoe Park House.
Hubbox
21 Old Town StFriendly burger restaurant, good burgers, fries, etc, in the city centre.
Very good Vietnamese street food, uses local fish and seafood, in a lovely location on Sutton Harbour Marina. Only about a 12 min walk from Hoe Park House across the scenic Barbican.
21 residents recomanen
Suphas
Marrowbone SlipVery good Vietnamese street food, uses local fish and seafood, in a lovely location on Sutton Harbour Marina. Only about a 12 min walk from Hoe Park House across the scenic Barbican.
A Plymouth institution, very popular with locals and visitors! Burgers, breakfasts, snacks, tea and coffee, British Street-Food! Open-air with tables, direct on the Barbican harbour.
11 residents recomanen
Cap'n Jaspers
18 The BarbicanA Plymouth institution, very popular with locals and visitors! Burgers, breakfasts, snacks, tea and coffee, British Street-Food! Open-air with tables, direct on the Barbican harbour.
Just a great steak and chips restaurant! Popular with locals since over 50 years. Also offers roast dinners, omelettes, grills and some Greek dishes. Just 15 mins walk from Hoe Park House.
Steak & Omelette
116-118 Cornwall StJust a great steak and chips restaurant! Popular with locals since over 50 years. Also offers roast dinners, omelettes, grills and some Greek dishes. Just 15 mins walk from Hoe Park House.
Airy, multi-level gastropub with globally inspired mains, plus a vegan menu & a beer garden. 14 mins walk from Hoe Park House.
26 residents recomanen
Salumi
18 Millbay RdAiry, multi-level gastropub with globally inspired mains, plus a vegan menu & a beer garden. 14 mins walk from Hoe Park House.
Great food and great coastal views, The Dock is a family run café and restaurant. Informal, relaxed setting for breakfast, lunch or dinner using local produce from across Devon and Cornwall.
Located at King Point Marina, in the heart of the Plymouth’s vibrant and ever changing Coastal Quarter in Millbay, with wonderful outlook from two al fresco balcony dining areas.
20 residents recomanen
The Dock Café
Brunel WayGreat food and great coastal views, The Dock is a family run café and restaurant. Informal, relaxed setting for breakfast, lunch or dinner using local produce from across Devon and Cornwall.
Located at King Point Marina, in the heart of the Plymouth’s vibrant and ever changing Coastal Quarter in Millbay, with wonderful outlook from two al fresco balcony dining areas.
Bar, bistro restaurant, situated on the beautiful Mayflower Marina, overlooking the Royal William Yard.
16 residents recomanen
Jolly Jacks
Richmond WalkBar, bistro restaurant, situated on the beautiful Mayflower Marina, overlooking the Royal William Yard.
The Hook & Line
Royal William RoadSeafood, café and bar, located in the historic Royal William Yard.
Italian, European, burgers. Friendly, spacious and situated in the historic Royal William Yard.
Wildwood
Royal William RoadItalian, European, burgers. Friendly, spacious and situated in the historic Royal William Yard.
One of the Prezzo Italian chain restaurants, situated in the historic Royal William Yard.
10 residents recomanen
Prezzo Italian Restaurant Plymouth
4 Royal William RdOne of the Prezzo Italian chain restaurants, situated in the historic Royal William Yard.
Part of the Wagamama chain. A large space, friendly, good food and great views, with outside seating. Situated in the historic Royal William Yard.
11 residents recomanen
Wagamama
BrewhousePart of the Wagamama chain. A large space, friendly, good food and great views, with outside seating. Situated in the historic Royal William Yard.
Part of the Club House chain of restaurants, situated in the historic Royal William Yard
The Club House Bar & Restaurant Royal William Yard
Part of the Club House chain of restaurants, situated in the historic Royal William Yard
14th-century pub in the little village of Torcross, half way between Plymouth and Exeter. Recommended by Condé Nast Traveller. Surrounded by water, with the sea at the front and Slapton Ley, the south west’s largest lake, at the back. Beautiful location, very popular for its fresh seafood caught from the inn’s own boat.
42 residents recomanen
The Start Bay Inn
14th-century pub in the little village of Torcross, half way between Plymouth and Exeter. Recommended by Condé Nast Traveller. Surrounded by water, with the sea at the front and Slapton Ley, the south west’s largest lake, at the back. Beautiful location, very popular for its fresh seafood caught from the inn’s own boat.
Burgh Island inspired Agatha Christie's 'And Then There Were None' (Christie also wrote Evil Under the Sun whilst here). The Pilchard Inn has huge stone fireplaces casting a warm, orange glow. Huddle by the fire or watch the tide from one of the benches outside. And if the tide comes in while you're finishing your drink, you can return to the mainland by sea tractor!
20 residents recomanen
The Pilchard Inn
Burgh Island inspired Agatha Christie's 'And Then There Were None' (Christie also wrote Evil Under the Sun whilst here). The Pilchard Inn has huge stone fireplaces casting a warm, orange glow. Huddle by the fire or watch the tide from one of the benches outside. And if the tide comes in while you're finishing your drink, you can return to the mainland by sea tractor!
This old stone built, thatched pub, popular with locals, belongs to England's longest village, and looks like it's straight out of a hobbit film. It serves local produce, including ales and meals, and is just a 15-minute walk from the Jurassic Coast.
25 residents recomanen
Masons Arms, Branscombe
3 Myrtle CottagesThis old stone built, thatched pub, popular with locals, belongs to England's longest village, and looks like it's straight out of a hobbit film. It serves local produce, including ales and meals, and is just a 15-minute walk from the Jurassic Coast.
Hidden down a residential street overlooking Exeter quay, the wedge-shaped Hourglass is about as quaint as they come. The pub is distinctly Alice-in-Wonderlandish, with a circular bar in the middle of the room and little nooks and crannies around it. The arty crowd blend in well with the eclectic decor: knick-knacks and curios scattered around and a stuffed badger in a suit guards the staircase. Drinks are locally sourced, including ales from Dartmoor, and downstairs the unpretentious restaurant serves up delicious dishes. Don't let the simplicity fool you: the menu features some of the region's best game and poultry with everything baked on site.
28 residents recomanen
The Hour Glass
21 Melbourne StHidden down a residential street overlooking Exeter quay, the wedge-shaped Hourglass is about as quaint as they come. The pub is distinctly Alice-in-Wonderlandish, with a circular bar in the middle of the room and little nooks and crannies around it. The arty crowd blend in well with the eclectic decor: knick-knacks and curios scattered around and a stuffed badger in a suit guards the staircase. Drinks are locally sourced, including ales from Dartmoor, and downstairs the unpretentious restaurant serves up delicious dishes. Don't let the simplicity fool you: the menu features some of the region's best game and poultry with everything baked on site.
Owner Mark Dodson won a Michelin star for this pub within six months of opening in 2006, having been head chef at Michel Roux's Waterside Inn in Bray. But despite its foodie credentials, this thatched little pub avoids being pretentious. And with the same menu available throughout, you can choose between the smart restaurant upstairs or the cosy bar downstairs. Food tends to be locally sourced and follows the seasons.
36 residents recomanen
The Masons Arms, Knowstone
Owner Mark Dodson won a Michelin star for this pub within six months of opening in 2006, having been head chef at Michel Roux's Waterside Inn in Bray. But despite its foodie credentials, this thatched little pub avoids being pretentious. And with the same menu available throughout, you can choose between the smart restaurant upstairs or the cosy bar downstairs. Food tends to be locally sourced and follows the seasons.
The 16th-century building is everything you would expect from a country pub: imposing fireplaces, oak beams, snuggly corners and more. Food varies from delicious pub grub at lunch to game and fish in the evening, all locally sourced.
28 residents recomanen
The Nobody Inn
The 16th-century building is everything you would expect from a country pub: imposing fireplaces, oak beams, snuggly corners and more. Food varies from delicious pub grub at lunch to game and fish in the evening, all locally sourced.
Go to The Thatch to hang out with boisterous surfers sporting top knots and wetsuit tans. Friday night is live music night, with the pub keen to support original talent rather than cover bands. During the day there's a great selection of burgers and a varied kids' menu - it's a wonderful lunch destination for families taking a break from digging sandcastles at nearby Croyde or Saunton beaches. It also does an excellent cream tea and has a huge garden for little ones to run around in. Look out for the craft ales.
66 residents recomanen
The Thatch
14 Hobb's HillGo to The Thatch to hang out with boisterous surfers sporting top knots and wetsuit tans. Friday night is live music night, with the pub keen to support original talent rather than cover bands. During the day there's a great selection of burgers and a varied kids' menu - it's a wonderful lunch destination for families taking a break from digging sandcastles at nearby Croyde or Saunton beaches. It also does an excellent cream tea and has a huge garden for little ones to run around in. Look out for the craft ales.
Incredible setting in the South Hams - an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty - with views over to Burgh Island. At more than 700 years old, the pub has a tale or two to tell about seafaring folk, pirates and shipwrecks. Good food.
32 residents recomanen
The Sloop Inn
Incredible setting in the South Hams - an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty - with views over to Burgh Island. At more than 700 years old, the pub has a tale or two to tell about seafaring folk, pirates and shipwrecks. Good food.
Half an hour north of Exeter is the 16th-century Lamb Inn, a lovely red-brick building in the tiny village of Sandford. The pub has a real community feel, with villagers huddling around the fire and the wooden bar in winter and out in the bright beer garden in summer. It's all wonderfully quirky; there's a skittles alley upstairs which doubles up as a home cinema. Real ales rotate between four and five cask brews at a time to ensure they are fresh.
18 residents recomanen
The Lamb Inn at Sandford
The SquareHalf an hour north of Exeter is the 16th-century Lamb Inn, a lovely red-brick building in the tiny village of Sandford. The pub has a real community feel, with villagers huddling around the fire and the wooden bar in winter and out in the bright beer garden in summer. It's all wonderfully quirky; there's a skittles alley upstairs which doubles up as a home cinema. Real ales rotate between four and five cask brews at a time to ensure they are fresh.
Jamaica Inn
Immortalised in Daphne du Maurier's novel of the same name.
Great old pub on a scenic harbour in the old fishing village Polperro, with good food.
20 residents recomanen
Blue Peter Inn
Quay RoadGreat old pub on a scenic harbour in the old fishing village Polperro, with good food.
Great old pub with good food in Polperro, a scenic fishing village.
15 residents recomanen
The Three Pilchards
Quay RoadGreat old pub with good food in Polperro, a scenic fishing village.
Groceries, Drinks & Essentials
Supermarkets, bakers, etc.
Great Supermarket, my favourite, a bit of a drive but it has everything!
21 residents recomanen
Waitrose & Partners
Avery WayGreat Supermarket, my favourite, a bit of a drive but it has everything!
Sainsbury's
Dennison RoadSupermarket
Great sourdough breads, croissants, cakes, coffee and deli.
Highly recommended and just a few minutes walk from Hoe Park House. Get there early to avoid disappointment! 08:30-14:30 everyday.
12 residents recomanen
Jacka Bakery
38 Southside StGreat sourdough breads, croissants, cakes, coffee and deli.
Highly recommended and just a few minutes walk from Hoe Park House. Get there early to avoid disappointment! 08:30-14:30 everyday.
If you are visiting Looe these traditional Cornish Pasties are delicious!! Have been coming here for years. They also have great sweet and savoury pies, and such a cute, friendly shop.
15 residents recomanen
Sarah's Pasty Shop
6 Buller StIf you are visiting Looe these traditional Cornish Pasties are delicious!! Have been coming here for years. They also have great sweet and savoury pies, and such a cute, friendly shop.
Local grocery store, with newspapers and a good selection of wines, spirits, beers, soft drinks, dairy, fresh produce. Just a 2 min walk from Hoe Park House.
Co-op Food - Hoegate Street
8 Hoegate StLocal grocery store, with newspapers and a good selection of wines, spirits, beers, soft drinks, dairy, fresh produce. Just a 2 min walk from Hoe Park House.
Local convenience store, sells basic groceries, fruit and vegetables, frozen goods, wines, spirits, beers, newspapers, household goods, etc. 5 min walk from Hoe Park House.
Tesco Express
83 Mutley PlainLocal convenience store, sells basic groceries, fruit and vegetables, frozen goods, wines, spirits, beers, newspapers, household goods, etc. 5 min walk from Hoe Park House.
Fresh fish and seafood, as well as snacks on-site or takeaway.
Just a 3 min walk from Hoe Park House.
The Old Fish Market
47 Southside StFresh fish and seafood, as well as snacks on-site or takeaway.
Just a 3 min walk from Hoe Park House.
Marks & Spencer Plymouth
1 Cornwall StDepartment store and great food hall. 10 min walk from Hoe Park House.
Lidl
299 Union StSupermarket
ALDI
141 Union StDiscount supermarket.
Morrisons
282 Outland RdSupermarket
Tesco Superstore
Daniels LaneSupermarket
K W Brothers
25-27 Durnford StreetAsian Supermarket
Asia Oriental Store
98-100 Cornwall StreetAsian supermarket
Pannier Market
Old Plymouth market, with various stalls and food stands and cafés.
HonkyTonk Wine Library
North East QuayWine shop and bar
Le Vignoble Plymouth
Royal William YardWine shop
Emergency Services
Derriford Hospital Emergency Department
Derriford RoadWest Hoe Surgery
2 Pier StreetLocal Doctor's Surgery
Plymouth City Centre Dental Practice
Kinterbury StreetDental Practice
Devon & Cornwall Police
South StreetEntertainment & Activities
Whitsand Bay Golf Club
Finnygook LaneGolf Club.
Aquari Nacional de la Marina
The UK's biggest aquarium.
You will need your nerves: Get thrown off a cliff on the Zip-Wire! And try out the GIANT swing! Also Go-Karting. Great fun for the whole family.
144 residents recomanen
Pedrera d'Adrenalina
Lower Clicker RoadYou will need your nerves: Get thrown off a cliff on the Zip-Wire! And try out the GIANT swing! Also Go-Karting. Great fun for the whole family.
Looe Golf Club
Golf Club
Polperro Model Village
Mill HillFun for the kids, make them feel like giants!
A sanctuary for injured seal pups. Cornish Seal Sanctuary in Gweek is the UK national rescue centre for seals. Visit the seal hospital, meet the resident seals and hear their stories.
187 residents recomanen
Santuari de Foques de Cornualla
A sanctuary for injured seal pups. Cornish Seal Sanctuary in Gweek is the UK national rescue centre for seals. Visit the seal hospital, meet the resident seals and hear their stories.
The Flambards Experience is an amusement park on the southern outskirts of the town of Helston, with exciting rides for all ages and indoor exhibitions.
207 residents recomanen
Flambards Theme Park
Clodgey LaneThe Flambards Experience is an amusement park on the southern outskirts of the town of Helston, with exciting rides for all ages and indoor exhibitions.
Crealy Great Adventure Parks offer fun family days out with the kids with Roller coasters, animals, attractions and Fun!
93 residents recomanen
Parc d'aventures Camel Creek
Crealy Great Adventure Parks offer fun family days out with the kids with Roller coasters, animals, attractions and Fun!
Barbican Theatre
Castle StreetDrama, dance, music, comedy and workshops.
With two stages The Theatre Royal is the largest regional producing theatre in the UK, with many mainstream touring companies and west end shows performing here.
91 residents recomanen
Theatre Royal Plymouth
Royal ParadeWith two stages The Theatre Royal is the largest regional producing theatre in the UK, with many mainstream touring companies and west end shows performing here.
Sightseeing
Fantastic place for walking, breathtaking views of both Cornish and Devonshire coastline, cliffs, wild ponies, stunning. Free parking at the Coastguard Station. Favourite spot of ours!
35 residents recomanen
Rame Head
Fantastic place for walking, breathtaking views of both Cornish and Devonshire coastline, cliffs, wild ponies, stunning. Free parking at the Coastguard Station. Favourite spot of ours!
Historic interest, house and gardens, with a nice cafe!
144 residents recomanen
Casa i parc Mount Edgcumbe
Historic interest, house and gardens, with a nice cafe!
The Royal William Victualling Yard (built between 1826 and 1835) was the major victualling depot of the Royal Navy. Designed by the architect Sir John Rennie and named after King William IV it occupies a site of approximately 16 acres with numerous scheduled monuments and grade I and II listed buildings. Described as the grandest of the royal victualling yards, in its externally largely unaltered state it remains today one of the most magnificent industrial monuments in the country.
It has recently undergone an extensive restoration and is home to artists’ studios and galleries, apartments, restaurants, a bistro, cafés, a wine lounge, a bakehouse, and pizzerias, as well as fitness and well being facilities, stand-up paddle-boarding, open water swimming and a tidal pool and sail boat charters. It also hosts cultural events, exhibitions and has an open air cinema.
150 residents recomanen
Royal William Yard
The Royal William Victualling Yard (built between 1826 and 1835) was the major victualling depot of the Royal Navy. Designed by the architect Sir John Rennie and named after King William IV it occupies a site of approximately 16 acres with numerous scheduled monuments and grade I and II listed buildings. Described as the grandest of the royal victualling yards, in its externally largely unaltered state it remains today one of the most magnificent industrial monuments in the country.
It has recently undergone an extensive restoration and is home to artists’ studios and galleries, apartments, restaurants, a bistro, cafés, a wine lounge, a bakehouse, and pizzerias, as well as fitness and well being facilities, stand-up paddle-boarding, open water swimming and a tidal pool and sail boat charters. It also hosts cultural events, exhibitions and has an open air cinema.
Beautiful old fishing village, well worth a visit. Walk to the harbour, on the right side you'll find a lovely pub 'The Blue Peter', great atmosphere and food. Well worth a visit.
139 residents recomanen
Polperro
Beautiful old fishing village, well worth a visit. Walk to the harbour, on the right side you'll find a lovely pub 'The Blue Peter', great atmosphere and food. Well worth a visit.
Carnglaze Caverns station
Man made caverns formed as part of a slate quarry.
Historic interest. It is made of eight bright white quartzite stones place in an oval shaped circle. On the B3254, signposted on the west of the road in a field.
Duloe
Historic interest. It is made of eight bright white quartzite stones place in an oval shaped circle. On the B3254, signposted on the west of the road in a field.
Great for walking, through the church yard, take in the beautiful view over the bay. Cafes at the bottom near the beach.
The Bay, Talland
Talland BayGreat for walking, through the church yard, take in the beautiful view over the bay. Cafes at the bottom near the beach.
Lantivet Bay
Beautiful scenery along the South West Coastal Path.
Secluded beach, steep climb down but well worth it!
Beautiful scenery and a great coast path for walking.
32 residents recomanen
Lantic Bay
Secluded beach, steep climb down but well worth it!
Beautiful scenery and a great coast path for walking.
Great town for a walk. Take the pedestrian ferry across the estuary to Polruan
241 residents recomanen
Fowey
Great town for a walk. Take the pedestrian ferry across the estuary to Polruan
Fowey - Bodinnick
Small car ferry across the estuary, very scenic.
Inside the artificial biomes are plants collected from all around the world.
Also a location for the James Bond film: 'Day Another Day'!
www.edenproject.com
1111 residents recomanen
Projecte Eden
Inside the artificial biomes are plants collected from all around the world.
Also a location for the James Bond film: 'Day Another Day'!
www.edenproject.com
The Lost Gardens of Heligan, near Mevagissey in Cornwall, are one of the most popular botanical gardens in the UK.
594 residents recomanen
Els Jardins Perduts de Heligan
B3273The Lost Gardens of Heligan, near Mevagissey in Cornwall, are one of the most popular botanical gardens in the UK.
An historic, privately-owned Cornish estate with beautiful gardens famous for their plant hunter origins, royal connections and astonishing variety of species.
24 residents recomanen
Trewithen Gardens
Grampound RoadAn historic, privately-owned Cornish estate with beautiful gardens famous for their plant hunter origins, royal connections and astonishing variety of species.
The Cathedral of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Truro is an Anglican cathedral located in the city of Truro. Gothic revival archtecture, opened 1910.
Truro is centre for administration, leisure and retail.
97 residents recomanen
Catedral de Truro
Saint Mary's StreetThe Cathedral of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Truro is an Anglican cathedral located in the city of Truro. Gothic revival archtecture, opened 1910.
Truro is centre for administration, leisure and retail.
Pendennis Castle is one of Henry VIII's Device Forts, or Henrician castle. It was built between 1539 - 1545 for King Henry VIII to guard the entrance to the River Fal on its west bank, near Falmouth.
203 residents recomanen
Castell de Pendennis
Castle DrivePendennis Castle is one of Henry VIII's Device Forts, or Henrician castle. It was built between 1539 - 1545 for King Henry VIII to guard the entrance to the River Fal on its west bank, near Falmouth.
St Michael's Mount is a tidal island 366 m off the Mount's Bay coast. It is united with the town of Marazion by a man-made causeway of granite setts, passable between mid-tide and low water.
29 residents recomanen
Saint Michael's Mount
St Michael's Mount is a tidal island 366 m off the Mount's Bay coast. It is united with the town of Marazion by a man-made causeway of granite setts, passable between mid-tide and low water.
Historic interest. The castle has a long association with the Arthurian legends. Striking scenery.
27 residents recomanen
Oficina de correus de Tintagel
Fore StreetHistoric interest. The castle has a long association with the Arthurian legends. Striking scenery.
Famous for a certain apocryphal bowls match and an iconic landlocked lighthouse, Plymouth Hoe is one of the best-known green spaces in the South West. It’s also just across the street from Hoe Park House.
The Hoe is a large public park just above the seafront, with panoramic views across Plymouth Sound and Drake’s Island, and the beautiful Art Deco 'Tinside Lido'. It’s popular with both locals and visitors, who come here for picnics or to play on the open, grassy spaces. Hoe Park Promenade is a wide, level area, great for, roller skating or blading and skateboarding.
There’s always a lot to watch from Plymouth Hoe, and it’s easy to spend a sunny afternoon lying on the grass, watching the ferries fishing boats and yachts move slowly across the Sound.
The red and white striped Smeaton’s Tower was moved here in 1877, stone-by-stone, from the Eddystone Rocks out at sea. It’s now open to visitors. On the east side of the Hoe, the Royal Citadel military fortress is another local landmark.
47 residents recomanen
Hoe Promenade
Famous for a certain apocryphal bowls match and an iconic landlocked lighthouse, Plymouth Hoe is one of the best-known green spaces in the South West. It’s also just across the street from Hoe Park House.
The Hoe is a large public park just above the seafront, with panoramic views across Plymouth Sound and Drake’s Island, and the beautiful Art Deco 'Tinside Lido'. It’s popular with both locals and visitors, who come here for picnics or to play on the open, grassy spaces. Hoe Park Promenade is a wide, level area, great for, roller skating or blading and skateboarding.
There’s always a lot to watch from Plymouth Hoe, and it’s easy to spend a sunny afternoon lying on the grass, watching the ferries fishing boats and yachts move slowly across the Sound.
The red and white striped Smeaton’s Tower was moved here in 1877, stone-by-stone, from the Eddystone Rocks out at sea. It’s now open to visitors. On the east side of the Hoe, the Royal Citadel military fortress is another local landmark.
An iconic South Devon landmark, located directly opposite Bigbury-on-Sea beach, Burgh Island is accessible at low tide by a strip of sand which at high tide is completely covered, leaving a ride on the unique sea tractor as the only means of access. Burgh Island is widely regarded as one of the foremost places to see and experience Art Deco in Europe at its best and most authentic.
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Burgh Island Hotel
An iconic South Devon landmark, located directly opposite Bigbury-on-Sea beach, Burgh Island is accessible at low tide by a strip of sand which at high tide is completely covered, leaving a ride on the unique sea tractor as the only means of access. Burgh Island is widely regarded as one of the foremost places to see and experience Art Deco in Europe at its best and most authentic.
Parks & Nature
Trebah is a 26-acre sub-tropical garden situated in Cornwall near Glendurgan Garden and above the Helford River.
252 residents recomanen
Jardí de Trebah
Trebah is a 26-acre sub-tropical garden situated in Cornwall near Glendurgan Garden and above the Helford River.
A major new attraction in Cornwall. In a sheltered valley, the woods, stream and dramatic vistas provide a perfect setting for large scale exotic and sub-tropical planting, and contemporary art.
215 residents recomanen
Jardins de Escultures de Tremenheere
A major new attraction in Cornwall. In a sheltered valley, the woods, stream and dramatic vistas provide a perfect setting for large scale exotic and sub-tropical planting, and contemporary art.
Lansallos
Picturesque walks along the South West Coastal Path.
Arts & Culture
Arts and environmental centre, home of Moorland Theatre. Canopied performance arena, workshops, gallery and events.
24 residents recomanen
Sterts Theatre and Arts Centre
Arts and environmental centre, home of Moorland Theatre. Canopied performance arena, workshops, gallery and events.
The best theatre location: Minack Theatre is an open-air theatre, constructed above a gully with a rocky granite outcrop jutting into the sea.
545 residents recomanen
Teatre Minack
The best theatre location: Minack Theatre is an open-air theatre, constructed above a gully with a rocky granite outcrop jutting into the sea.
The Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden in St Ives, Cornwall preserves the 20th century sculptor Barbara Hepworth's studio and garden much as they were when she lived and worked there.
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Museu i Jardí de l'Escultura de Barbara Hepworth
Barnoon HillThe Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden in St Ives, Cornwall preserves the 20th century sculptor Barbara Hepworth's studio and garden much as they were when she lived and worked there.
Tate St Ives is an art gallery in St Ives, exhibiting contemporary work by British and international artists.
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Tate St. Ives
Tate St Ives is an art gallery in St Ives, exhibiting contemporary work by British and international artists.
Theatre Royal, Plymouth is "the largest and best attended regional producing theatre in the UK and the leading promoter of theatre in the south west", according to Arts Council England.
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Theatre Royal Plymouth
Royal ParadeTheatre Royal, Plymouth is "the largest and best attended regional producing theatre in the UK and the leading promoter of theatre in the south west", according to Arts Council England.