Top Attractions on the Plymouth Barbican from the Plymouth Marine Aquarium hosting the biggest fish tank in europe to the Barbican Leisure Park there is lots to see and do for all ages! The Plymouth Barbican is surrounded by history and there are many places to eat, drink and to be entertained by.
 The Barbican Landing StageA number of boat trips are on offer here including:
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Sutton Harbour Marinas
For more information please visit: www.suttonharbourmarina.com |
 Tourist Information CentreThe local tourist information centre is a good starting point with friendly staff happy to help. View Info, Map & Reviews via Google |
 The Mayflower StepsThe Mayflower Steps are from where the pilgrim fathers left England aboard the Mayflower to cross the Alantic Ocean to settle down in North America. The ‘Steps’ today consist of a commemorative portico with Doric columns of Portland stone that was built in 1934. More information: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mayflower_Steps |
 Admiral MacBrideThe pub is built upon the original May Flower Steps where the Pilgrims set sail for America. The pub receives regular visits from travelling Americans and the pub is a focal point on Thanksgiving Day. More information: www.admiralmacbride.co.uk |
 The National Marine AquariumRope Walk, Coxside, Plymouth PL4 0LF 01752 600301 View Info, Map & Reviews via Google The National Marine Aquarium hosts the largest aquarium in the United Kingdom and the deepest tank in Europe. A popular large visitor attraction For more information: www.national-aquarium.co.uk |
 Barbican TheatreCastle St, Plymouth PL1 2NJ 01752 267131 View Info, Map & Reviews via Google The theatre encourage the audiences and participants to visit us and take part in our promoted programmes, events and celebrations in the venue. For more information: www.barbicantheatre.co.uk |
 Plymouth Gin Distillery60 Southside Street, Plymouth, PL1 2LA 01752 665292 View Info, Map & Reviews via Google The Plymouth Gin Distillery opened in 1793 and has been producing the distinctive Plymouth Gin taste. Housed within the distillery is a gift shop, a bar and the Barbican Kitchen Restuarant. For more information: www.plymouthgin.com |
 Plymouth Arts Centre38 Looe Street, Plymouth, PL4 0EB 01752 206114 www.plymouthartscentre.org View Info, Map & Reviews via Google The Plymouth Arts Centre located on Looe Street, Barbican, is home to an exhibition gallery, cinema, a cafe, bar and restaurant, offering the ideal meeting place; serving a great selection of morning coffee, light lunches, drinks, snacks and Cinema suppers. |
 Plymouth Barbican TrustSouth West Image Bank 25 Parade, Plymouth, PL1 2JN 01752 665445 View Info, Map & Reviews via Google The SWiB is a photographic archive based in Plymouth, set up by the Plymouth Barbican Trust in 2007. For more information: www.southwestimagebank.org |
| Barbican Leisure Park Barbican Approach, Coxside, Plymouth PL4 0LG 01752 222241 View Info, Map & Reviews via Google The Barbican Leisure Park hosts a number of attractions for leisure activites from the huge Vue 15 screen Cinema, Ten Pin Bowling Alley which includes an amusment arcade, bar and restaurant. Restaurants (Frankie & Benny’s, Pizza Hut, Nando’s, Pizza Express, Chiquito), a Gym. For the night time the Oceana nightclub boosting several rooms of entertainment. For more Information: www.barbican-leisure.co.uk |
 Elizabethan Gardens34 New St, Plymouth PL1 2NA 01752 306330 View Info, Map & Reviews via Google The Elizabethan Gardens are a hidden gem, an oasis away from the hussle and bussle of the busy streets. |
 Elizabethan House32 New St, Plymouth PL1 2 01752 304774 View Info, Map & Reviews via Google This authentic property dates from the late 1500s and has a fascinating history. The house is laid out in the style of an Elizabethan sea captain’s residence with a restored kitchen, eating room, parlour and bedrooms. For more information: View Photos |
 Merchants House33 St. Andrew Street, Town Centre, Plymouth, PL1 2AX 01752 304381 View Info, Map & Reviews via Google A historic building tucked away down one of the city’s oldest streets – the Merchant’s House is Plymouth’s finest surviving example of a 16th/17th century residence. During the 17th century it was home to three Plymouth mayors including privateer William Parker, a friend of Sir Francis Drake. For more information: View Merchant House Home Page |
| Plymouth Arts Centre 38 Looe Street, Plymouth, Devon PL4 0EB 01752 206114 plymouthartscentre.org View Info, Map & Reviews via Google Arts, Events, Food, Films |
 Clay Art57 Southside Street, Plymouth, Devon PL1 2LA 01752 665565 www.clayart.co.uk View Info, Map & Reviews via Google ClayArt is the Paint Your Own Pottery Studio on Plymouth’s Barbican; a fun place where you can just pop in and paint your own designs onto blank ceramics, which they will glaze and fire for you. |
 Plymouth Discovery ToursMadeira Rd, Plymouth, PL1 2LR 07743 794234 www.plymouthdiscoverytours.co.uk View Info, Map & Reviews via Google In an action packed hour Plymouth Discovery Tours will promote this dynamic and vibrant city with its ever changing face and relive its colourful historical past. |
 Plymouth Ghost WalksMeeting Place outside Barbican Tourist Information Centre 07747 739605 Facebook Group Dare you take a journey into the haunted past of Plymouth with your Ghost Walk guide Kevin Hynes. Kevin will show you why this ancient port has such a wide array of supernatural phenomena. For more information: www.hauntedplymouth.com |
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