3 Best Landmarks in Plymouth

“Saltram House is a well-known George II-era house in Plymouth, UK. The House is one of Britain's best-preserved examples of an early Georgian house and contains the Parker family's extensive collection of paintings. The house is perfect for visiting because of its rich history and various artworks by local and famous international artists. There is also a display of Arts and Crafts by local artists in the Gallery. The House's rooms are fantastical creations that inspire a sense of wonder in adults and children alike. Surrounding the House is a beautiful 20-acre garden, which offers an excellent place for walking, jogging, cycling, and picnics. Saltram House is also an ideal spot for hosting special occasion events for your convenience. The House is a nice place to visit and enjoy with your family.”

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“Smeaton's Tower is one of the most prominent landmarks in Plymouth, UK. The Tower memorialises civil engineer John Smeaton, the third and most notable Eddystone Lighthouse designer. You can climb 93 steps to the lantern room at the top to enjoy the beautiful views. The Lighthouse is 72 feet high, and Smeaton's Tower offers striking, elevated views of Plymouth Sound and the city from its lantern room. This room and the rest of the Lighthouse are restored to its original glory. The Tower offers excellent views of Plymouth Sound and beyond. The Tower has been an important safety feature of the coast of Plymouth at Eddystone Rock. Smeaton's Tower is situated right in the middle of Hoe Park. WiFi and toilet facilities are available.”

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“Crownhill Fort is a Royal Commission Fort designed by Captain Edmund Frederick Du Cane in Plymouth, UK. The Fort is one of the best-preserved 19th-century forts in Britain. This place offers 12 acres of grounds, several museum displays, and much more. The Fort is a venue for holiday accommodation and offices and workshops for small businesses. There is also a programme of open days and special events that occur throughout the year. You can explore the tunnels, captioners, and many exciting discoveries at this well-preserved Fort. Visitors can see museum displays and watch demonstrations of Victorian firepower. They offer a versatile and memorable setting for any event or occasion. Crownhill Fort is known for its collection of artillery. The Fort is even a perfect place to host your wedding.”

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