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Our glass-fronted building gives amazing views of Plymouth Sound, filled with yachts, fishing boats, naval vessels and cargo ships. Walk around the historic Barbican and harbour and see the fishing boats unload at the market. Take a stroll around the Hoe and see what you can spot from the coastal walk - maybe a Basking Shark if you're lucky!
There is an abundance of accommodation within Plymouth to suit all tastes and budgets.
Whether you are looking for a hotel, guest accommodation, self catering, campsite, caravan park or holiday park, you are sure to find it in and around Plymouth. If you'd like to experience camping with a difference then try a yurt visit www.luxurycornishyurts.co.uk/
For a selection of the best guesthouses in Plymouth visit:
www.plymouth-accommodation.co.uk
The city's regeneration has tempted many restaurateurs to the area and its spot on the Devon coast ensures that the chefs have access to all the fresh fish, meat and vegetables they could ask for. What ensues is sure to be delicious.
Many fish bars are dotted around the Barbican, serving up freshly caught fish - remember to ask if it has been sustainably caught before you order!
www.visitdevon.co.uk - The official tourist site for all things Devon.
www.visitplymouth.co.uk - The official tourist site for Plymouth. A comprehensive guide to accommodation, eating out and things to do.
www.discoverplymouth.net – For quality assured attractions throughout Devon.
Theatre Royal - The Theatre Royal plays host to a range of popular productions throughout the year.
Plymouth Gin - Take a tour of this original and unique distillery.
Plymouth City Museum - Since 1910, the museum has conserved and displayed some of the city's most remarkable heritage pieces.
Plymouth Speedway - No fears, no gears, no brakes! Every Friday night. Tape-up at 7.30 pm. Visit www.plymouthdevils.com or call 01752 345146. 10% discount at the Aquarium when you produce your Devils ticket.
Smeatons Tower - The lighthouse was built in 1759 and his one of Devon's most well-known landmarks.
Plymouth Pavillions - The venue of choice for most major events in Plymouth, including bands, comedians and much more.
Plymouth Hoe - A large, south facing open public space with views of Plymouth Sound, Drake's Island, and across to Cornwall.
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