Had a lovely day in Plymouth. Even tho it was cold, wet & windy. Would recommend a trip on the Plymouth eye.Even tho I had jelly legs when I got off.

Steeped in history such as drakes bowling green - old houses with their own stories, restaurants built inthe rock faces, open air swimming pools, .... there is lots to see and do here!!

Nice area in plymouth. Well worth visiting smeaton tower and surrounding beach area. You can pay to gomup the lighthouse.

With the wind coming up off the sea and no trees or obsitcals in the way, the Hoe is a great place to fly a kite. But watch out in summer, it gets very busy and a kite takes space. March is the best time to go for a kite flyer - Not too many people, lots of wind and... More

There is the well known attraction of Smeaton's tower, The Old Eddystone lighthouse, various statues and memorials and a big wheel like the London Eye.

I love it on the Hoe. I'm biased. I'm a Plymouth boy, but I don't care. The view out seems to stretch forever and on a good day, bad day, whatever it is simply beautiful. Throw in a clutch of cafes, restaurants kids adventure playgrounds that haven't change in 25 odd years and you have my idea of a perfect... More

Plymouth Hoe is definitely worth a visit. The scenery on a fine day is truly awesome. A photographer's delight. A leisurely walk along the sea front prom allows you to drink in all the splendour of the place. There are plenty of places offering refreshments along the way.

the hoe and barbican are the pride of plymouth, you can walk from the barbican to the hoe or vice versa with great views out to sea and of mount edgecumbe country park. Lots of relaxed restaurants and cafes, ice cream parlours, smeatons tower and the plymouth eye. Also a large grass area with the newly rebuilt fun park attached.

Weather permitting Plymouth Hoe is a place to sit and relax read a book, have a picnic, take in the activities going on around you. Out at sea there is always something happening. The Navy ships of all sizes coming and going. There are places just below the Hoe to have a drink and a bite to eat. An enjoyable... More