Plymouth Sightseeing & Activities Guide

historic house and grade 1 Cornish gardens with the national camellia collection within 865 acre park on Rame Peninsula

once the home to Sir Francis Drake with contemporary furnishings and artefacts, an impressive medieval Great Barn and extensive gardens

get up close and personal with the vast array of animals in 33 acres of woodland, from Chincha the Jaguar to Kelloggs the Corn Snake

discover an underwater world and the conservation efforts to protect it, shown in different environments with daily talks and shows

like most houses, Port Eliot has a front door and about there the similarity ends. There are 11 staircases, 15 back doors and 82 chimneys

a magnificent Georgian house which has been a family home for nearly 300 years with extensive grounds with year round interest

atmospheric Tudor house with medieval roots, working mill on historic quay with a restored Tamar Sailing Barge and glorious gardens

19th century working watermill surrounded by outbuildings, now used as estate and craft workshops, short walk from Cotehele Quay

400 acres country park surrounding one of the highest hills in the area - which may have had religious significance in prehistoric times

restored 15th century stone cottage suggested as the home of Mary Newman, the first wife of Sir Francis Drake - atmospheric

historic foot ferry between Cremyll and Plymouth with spectacular coastline views

18th century house with fine collections of paintings, furniture and textiles; landscaped gardens; Alice in Wonderland film location