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Top things to do in Plymouth

16 attractions, landmarks and museums worth your time, ranked by traveler reviews.

Market
Market3.5

Plymouth Market

126 reviews

A historic covered market in the heart of Plymouth, offering fresh local produce, artisan foods, and a lively community atmosphere.

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What is the most visited attraction in Plymouth?

Plymouth Market draws the most traveler reviews of anywhere we track in Plymouth, with 126 of them, rated 3.5 out of 5. Review volume is the closest honest proxy we have for how many people actually turn up, so it is what this list is ranked by.

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Sight
Sight4

Newmarket Tavern

31 reviews

A historic pub in Plymouth city centre, known for its traditional ales, warm atmosphere, and maritime heritage.

Historic site
Historic site

Mount Edgcumbe House

A historic country house with exquisite gardens and parkland, offering panoramic views across Plymouth Sound from its Cornish setting.

Historic site
Historic site

Royal Citadel, Plymouth

A 17th-century fortress with guided tours, offering panoramic views and insights into Plymouth's military history.

Religious site
Religious site

Plymouth Cathedral

A Roman Catholic cathedral in Gothic Revival style, known for its striking architecture and serene atmosphere in the heart of Plymouth.

Landmark
Landmark

Plymouth Hoe

A large waterfront public space offering sweeping views of Plymouth Sound and the iconic Smeaton's Tower lighthouse.

Market
Market

Plymouth Pannier Market

A bustling traditional indoor market offering local produce, crafts, and antiques in the heart of Plymouth.

Outdoor & fun
Outdoor & fun

Tinside Lido

An art deco outdoor swimming pool on Plymouth Hoe, offering sea views and a unique tidal swimming experience.

Museum
Museum

National Marine Aquarium, Plymouth

The UK's largest aquarium, showcasing marine life from Plymouth Sound to the open ocean with immersive exhibits and a giant Pacific tank.

Historic site
Historic site

Royal William Victualling Yard

A former naval supply depot turned cultural hub, featuring grand Georgian architecture and hosting events like festivals and markets.

Landmark
Landmark

Smeaton's Tower

The upper section of the third Eddystone Lighthouse, relocated to Plymouth Hoe as a memorial and climbable attraction.

Religious site
Religious site

St Andrew's Church, Plymouth

Plymouth's largest parish church, featuring medieval architecture and stunning stained glass windows that recount centuries of history.

Neighborhood
Neighborhood

The Barbican, Plymouth

A historic waterfront district with cobbled streets, Elizabethan buildings, and a lively mix of galleries, pubs, and seafood restaurants.

Museum
Museum

The Box, Plymouth

Plymouth's premier museum and art gallery, blending local history, fine art, and natural history in a striking modern building.

Historic site
Historic site

Mayflower Steps

A historic stone pier marking the departure point of the Pilgrim Fathers aboard the Mayflower in 1620, with a memorial and nearby museum.

Park & nature
Park & nature

Central Park, Plymouth

A large urban park with sports pitches, a boating lake, and peaceful green spaces for recreation and relaxation.