Attractions include:
Plymouth Gin Distillery - where visitors can tour the distillery.
Elizabethan House - a 16th century Drake’s time warp experience.
Te National Marine Aquarium - a fascinating view of life beneath the surface of the sea.
Te Devonport Naval Heritage Centre - to tour a decommissioned nuclear submarine.
Plymouth Guildhall - for a multitude of events.
Teatre Royal - for various shows.
Pavilions - for known artists and ice skating.
Te Plymouth Life Centre - a sport and fitness centre for national and international events.
Te Warner Village - is an entertainment complex
Te Super Tramp Park - offering the bounciest trampolines!
Te Clip N Climb Centre - Plymouth’s newest attraction and an exciting experience.
Within a few miles of the city centre are the National Trust
Saltram House, Dartmoor Zoo, Plym Valley Steam Rail, Paintball, and the Plymouth Karting Centre. Walking and cycling enthusiasts have the South West Coast Path, Route 27, Drake’s Trail, the Saltram Estate, plus a number of coastal trails on the periphery of the city.
WONDER WALKS, Making Local History, Fun and Entertaining. Guided Tours around Plymouth and The Tamar Valley AONB with Jane Gibson.
With over 30 years of trampoline experience, you can be certain that SUPER
For gifts with a personal touch or a keepsake that lasts forever, CLAYART offers an enormous range of quality products. There is a special group rates for clubs and schools.
If you have any special projects or events, or you just want to paint, contact them to arrange a booking. They can even come to you!
Located in the Iconic Ship Building, Plymouth is home to the UK’s largest CLIP N
Standing at 72 foot high, SMEATON’S TOWER has become one of the South West’s most well-known landmarks. Smeaton’s Tower offers fantastic views of Plymouth Sound and the city from its lantern room which, along with the rest of the building, has been painstakingly restored to its original glory. Visit this iconic monument to learn of its fascinating history.
CLIMB CENTRE, with 38 separate climbing lines + the optional extra challenges of the Leap of Faith and Drop Slide. It is the perfect activity for the whole family seeking a shared fun experience. Want to join in but don’t want to climb? No problem, volunteer clippers can do just that. Want to let the rest of the family play whilst you have a rest? Not a problem, the onsite cafe offers great coffee with excellent views of both the climbing and the local nature reserve.
TRAMP PLYMOUTH is the ultimate place to enjoy safe, healthy trampolining fun; something they have always strongly believed in. This facility in the heart of the South-West has plenty on offer providing you with hours of fun and excellent health benefits all year round.
CALLING ALL FAMILY HOLIDAYS!
Clip ‘n Climb Plymouth…the vertical playground for anyone aged 4 years or over. Test your determination on Orbital or reach dizzying heights on the UK’s tallest Big Cheese. Dare you take the Leap of Faith or hold to the top of the humungous Vertical Drop Slide!
Besides the healthy benefits of Clip ‘n Climb, the activity is ideal for promoting self-confidence, balance, problem solving and perseverance making it perfect for families!
10% Discount Off Standard Entry Price When Booking Online
With The Code DOSW10 38
T: E: W:
The Ship, 17 Brest Road, PL6 5AA 01752 717567
info@clipnclimbplymouth.co.uk www.clipnclimbplymouth.co.uk
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