Travel and tourism services in City of Plymouth, Devon

Drake Monument
Promenade
Help for Heroes
Isambard Kingdom Brunel
Central Park Avenue
Jack Leslie
Jack Leslie Way
Look II
Ode to Elm
The Loop
This sculpture is made from Sapporo Autumn Gold Elm Trees that fell in a storm in this park, which provide homes for protected white-letter hairstreak butterflies.
Portrait Bench
North Cross
Redivivus
Creek Road
Smooth concrete walls suspend a working bell cast from waste aluminium collected recovered from the ash residues of the waste combustion process from the Energy from Waste Plant over a nine month period. Cast at John Taylor & Co Bell Foundry.
Riding a Wave
Old Town Street
Lacquered aluminium figure upon a polished 306 stainless steel base. The figure is balanced on top ‘riding a wave’.
The Barbican Mural
Parade
The Fab Four
Promenade
The Galapagos Tortoise
Promenade
The Messenger
Royal Parade
Totem
North Cross
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Alma Road
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Lawrence Road
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No.1 Slip
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Blackfriars Lane

Derry's clock
Old George Street
Elizabethan House - fee
New Street, 32 PL1 2NA Plymouth
Opening hours: Tu-Su 09:45-16:00
List of Pilgrims who left Plymouth on the Mayflower
New Street
Mount Batten Watersports & Activities
Saltram House
Stable House
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Pier Street
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Pier Street
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Pier Street
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Pier Street
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Pier Street
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Pier Street

Devonport Naval Heritage Centre
Mayflower Museum - Plymouth Ciry Council
The Barbican, 3-5 The Barbican PL1 2LR Plymouth
Plym Valley Railway
Coypool Road PL7 4NW Plympton
The Box - no fee
Tavistock Place
Opening hours: Tu-Su 10:00-17:00; PH 10:00-17:00
The Box (St Luke's) - no fee
Tavistock Place

rockets and Rascals
Wall Street, 2
The Lion's Den
Madeira Road
A waterside viewpoint with seats and sea swimming access.
Warren Point
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