Visit Plymouth
Plymouth, Britain’s Ocean City, is one of Europe’s most vibrant waterfront cities, with so much to explore. There’s something for every traveller to experience in this historic city, however long you have to stay around.
Located in one of the most beautiful locations imaginable, Plymouth is sandwiched between the incredible South West coastline and the wild beauty of Dartmoor National Park.
Visit Plymouth is a super website with many resources to find the visitor experience you are looking for a video tour is here .
Maps and guides can be found at Visitor Information They include Devonport Trails, Mayflower Trail, Cycle Map, City Centre Map.
There are also ideas for a Rainy Day Out in Plymouth Video Clip
Itineraries for example Plymouth in 4 Hours
Top Ten Ideas to eat, do, visit, family friendly and more.
How to get there from Harford Bridge Park
Car
Shortest Route: Follow A386 through Tavisock, Horrabridge, Yelverton across Roborough Down and enter north Plymouth (large Tesco, Morrisons and Lidl are on this route at Roborough). Park and Ride is at Crownhill – city centre parking is expensive, street parking on the Hoe is usually possible except at peak visitor times.
Scenic Route : Across Dartmoor via Princetown and Yelverton. Include a detour to Burrator Reservoir if desired.
Buses
Get on at Half Bridge 100m on the Tavistock side of the A386/Peter Tavy turn to Harford Bridge Park. Change at Tavistock Bus Station for Plymouth bound buses.
Cycle
Follow Route 27 (there & back is 25 miles) and there on cycle track and some A road sections.
