Catch a train from London Paddington to Plymouth. The train’s final destination is normally Penzance
Most driving routes will bring you onto the M5, which eventually merges to become the A38 bringing you directly to Plymouth
If you’re travelling from within the South West the Stagecoach Falcon service connects Plymouth with Exeter, Taunton, Bristol Airport and Bristol City Centre
You can sail by cruise-ferry to Plymouth from France and Spain. Brittany Ferriesrun regular services from Roscoff in Brittany and from Santander in Northern Spain to the ferryport at Millbay – close to the city centre
There are 3 airports within an easy distance to Plymouth. These are Bristol, Exeter and Newquay
Things to see:
Mayflower steps
Smeaton Tower
Barbican
Millbay Marina
The Promenade
Sutton Harbour
Plymouth Gin Distillery
Plymouth Market
Tinside Lido
Plymouth Hoe
Drakes Island
Mt Edgecombe
Royal William Yard
St Andrews Cross roundabout and Charles Cross Church
Tips:
For animal lovers, visit the National Marine Aquarium, which is the largest aquarium in the UK