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Plymouth’s historic waterfront area is only a 15 minute walk from the station where you can imagine Francis Drake taking in the same views as he looked out on the Armada.
The station is well placed for access to the University and the main shopping centre.
The Barbican is one of the most popular areas to visit in Plymouth. There are quaint cobbled streets, a picturesque harbour area and loads of independent shops, art galleries, bars and cafes.
The Hoe is a large open space with jaw-dropping views out to sea. Sit and admire the scenery or if you’re feeling more adventurous you could climb to the top of Smeaton’s Tower!
Plymouth is on the Tamar Valley Line Rail Ale Trail. There are six pubs on the trail within walking distance of Plymouth station. One not to be missed is The Dolphin Hotel on the Barbican, it’s one of the oldest pubs in Plymouth and the setting for many of the paintings of famous artist Beryl Cook.
Coming by train
Plymouth station is on the main line between Devon and Cornwall as well as being the start of the Tamar Valley Line. You can hire a car outside the station with Co-Cars.
This lovely riverside village is a great place to escape the noise of the city. Located just 17 minutes from Plymouth, it is a haven of rural tranquility.
