History & Heritage in Plymouth


Plymouth is a vibrant coastal city with a rich history, a lively culture and stunning natural scenery. Whether you want to explore the historic Barbican, enjoy the views from the Hoe, visit the National Marine Aquarium or sample the local cuisine, Plymouth has something for everyone.

Plymouth is also a great base for exploring the nearby Dartmoor National Park, the Cornwall coast and the Devon countryside. Plymouth is a city that will surprise and delight you with its charm and diversity.

6 listings


Barbican Waterfront
Attraction
Free

Barbican Waterfront

A picturesque waterfront destination. Quaint cafes, scenic views, and maritime activities make it a charming spot for visitors to explore.

Attraction
Adults £5

Smeatons Tower

An iconic landmark offering panoramic views of the coastline. Climb to the top for breathtaking vistas and a glimpse into maritime history.

Attraction
Free

Plymouth Naval Memorial

A solemn tribute overlooking the sea. Majestic and poignant, honoring naval personnel who perished in both world wars.

Saltram
Attraction
Adults from £8.50

Saltram

A historic estate offering elegant gardens, woodland walks, and a grand Georgian mansion, providing a glimpse into the region's aristocratic past.

Attraction
Adults £4.80

Morwellham Village

An award-winning attraction, featuring historic port, village, copper mine and railway just near Tavistock and bordering the beautiful River Tamar.