Located about four hours by car from London, Plymouth has claimed its place in history as one of England's most important sea ports during Colonial times. It was from here that the Mayflower set sail to the new world and it was from here that Sir Francis Drake sailed to his many expeditions.
Plymouth's heritage and history can be experienced by visiting its landmarks that include the Plymouth Hoe, Smeaton's Tower, the Plymouth dome and Mayflower Steps. Other attractions include the National Marine Aquarium with Europe's deepest tank and walk through tunnel.
The Barbican district in the heart of old Plymouth offers a selection of shops and restaurants and nearby Theatre Royal features classic theatre and The Pavilions host more contemporary shows.
Attractions around Plymouth include Dartmoor National Park located just north of town and the 'Eden Project' about an hour to the west.
Most hotels in Plymouth are located in the vicinity of the town center and within reasonable walking distance of most major tourist attractions.
Located about four hours by car from London, Plymouth has claimed its place in history as one of England's most important sea ports during Colonial times. It was from here that the Mayflower set sail to the new world and it was from here that Sir Francis Drake sailed to his many expeditions.
