Plymouth Mayflower
普利茅斯五月花
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Go to the seafood market to buy fish.
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Small coastal city, slow pace, suitable for slow taste and walking. It's also the place where the Mayflower leaves
Info
It's a high-level summary of Plymouth's maritime heritage. It gives the background of the pilgrim's father's journey. There are many interactive devices for learning. There's a small cinema on the top floor to show documentaries. The first floor is also the Plymouth visitor center.
Address: 5 the Barbican, Plymouth, Pl1, UK
Opening hours: 9:30-17:00 from Monday to Saturday, 10:30-16:00 from Sunday, 9:30-17:00 from Monday to Friday and 10:30-16:00 from Saturday from November to March.
+44 01752 306330
Reviews
When I went there, I was free... Fortunately, free tickets... There's really nothing to look at... It's 20 minutes
Wed Oct 28 2015
Plymouth is a port city on the South Bank of England. So this voyage is a sea trip. The building on the seaside is much simpler in appearance, mainly in white, with a bit of French flavor. Have some seafood on the shore, and a cup of coffee is the best way to swim at a slow pace. BTW, the seaside is located in many used goods markets, which are highly recommended. You can buy Hats from the 1930s (no more than 4 pounds) or coins from Edward III.
Sat Dec 06 2014
It's interesting to show the life on the sea, but I think it's too small. There is a screening hall on the third floor. When I went there, the machine broke down, so I don't know what film to put. But also because of this, I visited the other two floors without asking for tickets
Thu Dec 19 2013