Places To Visit near Newton Ferrers

National Marine Aquarium

12 October 2013

Check out the oceans' strangest creatures and marvel at the beauty of the coral reef. With 50 live exhibits, three massive tanks, over 4000 animals, and six zones to explore- Explorocean, The Shallows, Atlantic Reef, Mediterranean Sea, Weird Creatures and Coral Seas - there's plenty to keep the family entertained. Budding scientists and ocean explorers will love Explorocean, two floors of interactive exhibits exploring how technology is being used to help us understand and care for our oceans.

Art 2 Frame

13 October 2012

Exhibitions of original work and a gallery selling prints, glassware and sculpture.

Barbican Theatre

One of the south west's most famous arts venues.

KeyWest Editions

Limited edition prints by some of Britain's most revered contemporary artists.

Plymouth Arts Centre

A cinema, gallery and cafe all rolled into one, offering culture, contemporary visual art and independent cinema for both visitors and the local community.

Prysten House

The second oldest building in Plymouth, built in 1498 and now home to the famous Plymouth Tapestry, which is 28 feet long.

Saltram

Georgian splendour with grand gardens. Dress up in the costume room or explore the grounds where there is plenty of space for kite-flying, picnicking or just running around. Saltram featured as a film location in Sense and Sensibilty.

The Barbican

Explore Plymouth's historic Barbican. Rich in maritime history, this is where the Mayflower set sail for the New World. Today it's bustling with pubs, bars and restaurants, boat trips and the National Marine Aquarium.

The Elizabethan House

A rare, timber-framed Tudor sea captain's house. Open April to September.

Tinside Lido

First opened in 1935, this Art Deco lido has been restored to its former glory and is open from June to September (weather permitting). Seawater fills the huge semi-circular pool along side three tidal pools built into the rocks and high diving boards.