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Dartmoor Zoo

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Nestled within 33 acres of enchanting woodland on the fringes of Dartmoor, Dartmoor Zoological Park offers a delightful escape with breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. It's a zoo like no other, boasting an impressive array of animals. You'll find majestic tigers, regal lions, sleek cheetahs, elusive jaguars, and mysterious lynxes, which make up the largest collection of big cats in the region. Not to mention the bears, wolves, playful tapirs, capybaras, raccoons, curious meerkats, lively monkeys, and a fascinating assortment of bugs and reptiles.

This is no ordinary zoo. It's the home of the Hollywood film "We Bought a Zoo" and stands as a charitable bastion for wildlife conservation, education, and research. The team here is committed to ensuring the zoo's growth harmonizes with the surrounding woodland, preserving its natural beauty and making it a standout among other zoos. This dedication means there are plenty of open spaces where kids can roam freely, and visitors are encouraged to bring a picnic to fully savor the serene environment.

For those looking to delve deeper into the animal kingdom, the zoo also offers educational talks and interactive experiences. It's an ideal spot for families, nature enthusiasts, or anyone seeking a bit of tranquility with a wild twist. Whether you're there to marvel at the big cats, learn something new, or simply enjoy a peaceful day out, Dartmoor Zoo promises an unforgettable visit.
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Mayflower Steps
Nestled in the historic Barbican area of Plymouth, southwest England, the Mayflower Steps offer a fascinating glimpse into a pivotal moment in history. This is the spot where it's believed the Pilgrims left England aboard the Mayflower on September 6
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Royal William Yard
Nestled in the historic charm of Plymouth, Royal William Yard is a fascinating blend of old and new. Designed by the renowned Victorian architect Sir John Rennie, this remarkable site was constructed between 1825 and 1831. It boasts the largest colle
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Elizabethan Gardens
Nestled amid the hustle and bustle of shoppers and tourists lies a charming garden that feels like a tranquil escape. This quaint spot, set along a street that first came to life in the 16th century, was once home to wealthy merchants. Despite its po
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Sutton Harbour
Today, the serene waters of Sutton Harbour are bustling with a modern fleet of fishing vessels, yachts, and leisure crafts. It's not hard to picture the past when this harbor, once a tidal basin, was alive with the wooden ships, towering masts, and f
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The Gallery at Plymouth College of Art
Nestled within the vibrant atmosphere of Plymouth College of Art, The Gallery is a hub for contemporary art enthusiasts and curious minds alike. It offers a dynamic lineup of exhibitions and events, designed not only to enrich the educational experie
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Barbican Theatre
Nestled alongside the picturesque waters of Plymouth, the Barbican Theatre is a gem that offers a delightful mix of theatre, dance, comedy, live music, and spoken word. Whether you're up for a laugh with family-friendly Christmas shows or want to unw
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Bovisand Beach
Bovisand Beach is a hidden gem tucked away in a sheltered bay, flanked by majestic cliffs on either side. Nestled within the breathtaking South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this spot is a cherished favorite among locals and families alik
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Mayflower Museum
The tale of the Mayflower Pilgrims is a timeless story of bravery and resilience. While these early settlers are a cornerstone of American history, their presence is also etched into the heart of Plymouth, England. These religious refugees, who happe
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National Marine Aquarium
Discover the UK's largest aquarium and prepare to be captivated by its mesmerizing underwater world. It's a place where every visit is a chance to learn how we can all contribute to ocean conservation. The best part? When you buy an all-day ticket, y
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Plymouth Gin Distillery
Nestled in the heart of Plymouth, a city rich with maritime history, the Black Friars Distillery has been the proud producer of Plymouth Gin since 1793. It's not just England's oldest working gin distillery; it's a living piece of history. The buildi
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Elizabethan House
When you wander through Plymouth's historic Barbican, you stumble upon a doorway that seems to whisper stories from the past. Welcome to 32 New Street, a charming relic of Drake's Plymouth, where history is not just preserved but celebrated. This rem
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Bantham Beach
Nestled in the charming city of Plymouth, Bantham Beach is a gem waiting to be discovered. This popular destination is known for its stunning coastline and golden sands that seem to stretch endlessly. Whether you're up for some surfing, a leisurely s
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Smeatons Tower
Standing proudly on Plymouth's Hoe, Smeaton's Tower is an iconic landmark that captures the essence of the South West. This striking lighthouse, with its bold red and white stripes, isn't just a beacon for sailors; it's a symbol of the city's rich ma