Plymouth

Devon's largest city has long been linked with England's commercial and maritime history. The Pilgrims sailed from here to the New World in the Mayflower in 1620. Although much of the city center was destroyed by air raids in World War II and has been rebuilt in an uninspiring style, there are worthwhile sights. A harbor tour is also a good way to see the city.

Plymouth at a Glance

Elsewhere in The West Country

• Beer
• Bodmin
• Boscastle
• Bristol
• Chagford
• Clovelly
• Dartmoor National Park
• Dartmouth
• Dunster
• Exeter
• Exmoor National Park
• Falmouth
• Fowey
• Glastonbury
• Land's End
• Launceston
• Lizard Peninsula
• Lydford Gorge
• Lynton and Lynmouth

• Mousehole
• Newquay
• Okehampton
• Padstow
• Penzance
• Perranporth
• Porlock
• Port Isaac
• St. Ives
• St. Mawes
• Tavistock and Environs
• Tintagel
• Topsham
• Torquay
• Totnes
• Trelissick
• Truro
• Wells

See Also

• England
• The West Country