Barbican and Sutton Harbour

The Barbican and Sutton Harbour are two of the most historic and atmospheric waterfront districts in Plymouth, located on the edge of the city’s old maritime centre. Together, they form one of the most visited areas in the city, combining centuries of seafaring history with a vibrant modern food, drink, and leisure scene.
Sutton Harbour, located just beside the Barbican, is the original medieval harbour of Plymouth. It continues to operate as a working marina, with fishing boats, yachts, and sightseeing vessels creating a busy and scenic waterfront atmosphere.
The area also offers waterfront dining, marine attractions, and easy access to nearby landmarks, making it a key hub for both tourism and local life. Both areas are closely linked and are often visited together, offering a blend of heritage, coastal scenery, and entertainment.
Explore Cornwall
- Healey's Cornish Cyder FarmA small independent family run business near Truro, It brews and sells its own cyder, brandy, whisky, country fruit wines and apple juice, all produced on site.
- Carn Brea Castle was first built around 1379 AD as a chapel to St. Michael and is perched on the ominous grey boulders of the eastern tor of Carn Brea Hill.
- The Royal Institution of Cornwall, based in 1818, was set as much as promote excellence throughout total fields regarding Cornwall’s world main industries and artwork
- Plaza CinemaThe Plaza is a five screen cinema located in Truro city centre equipped with all the latest digital projection and audio equipment.
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