Experience Devon 2017
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PLYMOUTH<br />
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Plymouth<br />
Britain’s<br />
Ocean City<br />
ONE OF<br />
EUROPE’S<br />
MOST VIBRANT<br />
WATERFRONT<br />
CITIES.<br />
LOCATED BY A STUNNING WATERFRONT AND HARBOUR, PLYMOUTH IS<br />
THE PERFECT PLACE TO VISIT. WITH DAZZLING VIEWS, RICH HISTORY AND<br />
WORLD CLASS EVENTS YOU’LL WANT TO COME BACK AGAIN AND AGAIN.<br />
Plymouth is home to many attractions including the National Marine<br />
Aquarium, the UK’s biggest aquarium, Theatre Royal Plymouth and Plymouth<br />
Pavilions, Ski Slope and Snowboard Centre and Dartmoor Zoo, which inspired<br />
the making of the Hollywood blockbuster - ‘We Bought a Zoo’.<br />
The Barbican and Sutton Harbour is one of Plymouth’s most popular places<br />
to visit, with quaint cobbled streets, a picturesque harbour and a wealth of<br />
independent shops, galleries, bars, cafes and restaurants along the water’s<br />
edge creating a metropolitan feel.<br />
It’s also home to the Elizabethan House as well as the Mayflower Steps where<br />
the Pilgrim Fathers set sail on their voyage to the New World in 1620.<br />
Plymouth Hoe is where Sir Francis Drake is renowned to have played his last<br />
game of bowls before his sailing voyage to engage with the Spanish Armada.<br />
Also home to the iconic Smeaton’s Tower, Tinside Lido, Royal Citadel and the<br />
city’s war memorials, the Hoe is a large open space with<br />
jaw- dropping views.<br />
Take a trip to the Royal William Yard, which was designed by Victorian<br />
architect Sir John Rennie and constructed between 1825 and 1831. The<br />
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EXPERIENCE DEVON <strong>2017</strong> in partnership with www.visitdevon.co.uk