Plymouth Dome: There is much to see and enjoy at the Plymouth Dome, with plenty to touch and stirring commentaries to listen to - even some interesting smells!!
Experience Plymouths historic past and discover the voyages and people who have set sail from Plymouth Sound and shaped the world. Brave the high seas with Drake, Cook and the Mayflower.
Walk through an Elizabethan Street. Witness the Luftwaffes devastation of this great port during the World War II. Explore the stunning views of Plymouth Sound from the Domes two observation galleries.
Smeatons Lighthouse now forms a centrepiece on the Hoe and has become one of the West Countrys most well known landmarks. About two thirds of the structure built on the Eddystone reef was taken down in the early 1880s when the rock upon which it was standing was being undermined by the sea. The stump is still on the reef and can just be seen on a very clear day.
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