VSD 2024 Guide - Flipbook - Page 45
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PLYMOUTH
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Known as the iconic Ocean City, Plymouth
has a bustling centre, vibrant night life,
picturesque waterfront and world class
events.
Discover Plymouth’s maritime history
at the Mayflower Steps, Royal William
Yard, Plymouth Hoe and the Royal
Citadel. Wander the cobbled streets of
the Barbican and Sutton Harbour for a
relaxing time exploring their eclectic mix of
boutiques, art galleries and cafés.
SALCOMBE
Salcombe is a gorgeous coastal town
famed for its outstanding estuary
views. The area is a hub for sailing and
watersports enthusiasts with many
household brands starting life in the town.
Its riverside position, rugged coastline
and surrounding countryside offer many
beautiful walking routes.
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Salcombe Estuary
Royal William Yard
Salcombe Estuary
Salcombe Town
Further along the coast you’ll stumble
upon Bigbury-on-Sea where you can hitch
a ride on a sea tractor to the famous
Burgh Island.
Smeaton’s Tower
Throughout the year the city plays host to
an exciting mix of top events including the
British Firework Championships, hit West
End shows and festive Christmas markets.
Tinside Lido
The city is well connected with a mainline
train station and numerous bus routes to
other popular South Devon destinations.
The shoreline is sprinkled with secluded
azure coves and picturesque beaches. The
town itself is friendly and relaxed with
ample bars and restaurants perfect for
alfresco dining. Lining the streets there’s a
diverse range of pretty independent shops
and galleries for a spot of retail therapy.
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