I walked round this large building of typical Victorian seaside architecture which is worth looking at. What a shame it's closed and all boarded up. It is in prime position I do hope this building will be preserved and put to some use that locals...More

Great look to this old building but why is it all closed up ? The area has little to offer and anthing of any worth is shut up ! Come on Torquay Council sort it out .......

We had a walk around the Pavilion in Torquay the architecture is wonderful and well worth a look and as it is set by the harbour you have an excellent outlook also. Have a look

We walked down to the Pavilion on Torquay harbour only to find it closed and boarded up. It is a total disgrace as it is a lovely building which greets all the visitors as they arrive into the Harbour area.

.. although the buildings was closed and shutted it has a great vantage point being on the Marina and steps should be taken to revive what once would have been a fabulous building .. However on a positive there are some attractive and well kept...More

Have just read that this stunning building has plans to be redeveloped, this can only be good news for the harbour area. Well done to all concerned and I look forward to watching the progress.

The pavilion has been an arcade of shops over the past few years and before that was a hotel. It is being done out agagin soon and is being turned back into the lobby for a seafront hotel. We are really looking forward to being...More

The Pavilion has been closed for three years waiting for planning permission and approval for redevelopment. This has now been given the go ahead and work will begin shortly on a Hotel which will incorporate the Pavilion. There will also be apartments and seating areas...More

I saw the cover band 'Think Flyod' here, and the experience was truly amazing (never miss them...) The accustics are excellant, as is the seating and atmosphere. Its in a lovelly location by the pier and the beach and harbour. Truly this was an evening...More

Unfortunately this once majestic building has been closed for the past couple of years. Built in 1912, it originally featured glorious oak panels throughout and has been home to performances from notables including Sir Lawrence Olivier. Now it just needs someone with the money, passion...More