everything you need to know about
Plymouth England and the westcountry the gateway to Devon
and Cornwall. We help build Plymouths reputation and
credibility in the market place About Plymouth England.
Population 256,000
Plymouth, the Waterfront City that shaped the lives of
Drake the Pilgrim Fathers, Darwin, Cook and many more who
set sail from her harbour. Start your own voyage of
discovery by visiting the spectacular Plymouth Hoe, where
Drake played his famous game of bowls. Climb up Plymouths best known landmark, Smeatons Tower
Lighthouse and enjoy the most breathtaking view over
Plymouth Sound.
Plymouth is the home of one
of the best theatres in the country
If it is entertainment you are looking
for Plymouth is the home of one of the best theatres in
the country, the Theatre Royal, with top class programmes
from drama to musicals. Plymouth Pavilions is the major
regional venue for both pop and classical concerts, top
comedians and sporting events.
There is a wide variety of country and waterside pubs in
the area, some featuring live music, plus a wide range of
places to wine and dine featuring food from around the
world.
The narrow streets of the
Barbican hold an array of individual and unique shops
The City also has an excellent spread of
accommodation and B&B ranging from small and cosy guest
houses to the luxury of three and four star hotels
Throughout the City the visitor can discover a wealth of
places to visit and things to do.
The narrow streets of the Barbican hold an array of
individual and unique shops. The area being a mecca for
art lovers with the many galleries particularly favouring
the works of local artists.
Plymouth is an ideal base
for venturing into the countryside
The modern pedestrianised City Centre,
with its floral displays, water features and the largest
range of shops in the region is a delight for shoppers.
There are street cafes and childrens play areas whilst
ample seating allows shoppers to rest their feet and enjoy
the exciting street entertainment.
With its unique location between Dartmoor , the last great
wilderness of Southern England, and the mellow South Devon
coast, Plymouth is an ideal base for venturing into the
countryside or onto the water.
