Popular Gardens in Looe

"Founded as a Cistercian monastery and abbey-church in the 13th century, Buckland Abbey was one of Henry VIII’s ‘acquisitions’ during the Dissolution of the Monasteries. Sir Richard Grenville bought it from the..."

"Spanning a huge 865 acres across southeast Cornwall is Mount Edgbumbe House and Country Park, one of the most historic and iconic attractions in Plymouth. The house was commissioned by King Henry VIII in the 16th century while the gardens have been expanding ever since. There’s a fee to visit the house and Earl’s Garden, but the rest of the park is free all year-round."

"Hop aboard the ferry and get yourself to Mount Edgcumbe and you'll not only be faced with the stunning Edgcumbe House and Countrry Park, but you'll also be able to look back out across Plymouth itself and soak up the view of the city we love. Imagine it on an Autumn day, as the sun is setting and the leaves are golden - idyllic."

"Mount Edgcumbe Country Park is listed as Grade I on the National Register of Historic Parks and Gardens and is one of four designated country parks in Cornwall, England, United Kingdom. The 885 acres country park is on the Rame Peninsula, overlooking Plymouth Sound and the River Tamar."

"Built at the bottom of a china clay pit, the giant biomes of the Eden Project – the world's largest greenhouses – have become Cornwall's most famous landmark, and an absolutely essential visit. Looking rather like a lunar landing station, Eden's bubble-shaped biomes maintain miniature ecosystems that enable all kinds of weird and wonderful plants to flourish – from stinky rafflesia flowers and banana trees in the Rainforest Biome to cacti and soaring palms in the Mediterranean Biome. Book online for discounted admission."

"Eden Project – Home to the largest rainforest in captivity, the Eden Project consists of two massive Biomes housing plants collected from different regions and climates around the world. It is open to visitors to explore and learn."

"Spectacularly set in a former china-clay pit, this garden presents the world's major plant systems in microcosm. The crater contains…"

"One of these activities is The Lost Gardens of Heligan – the most popular botanical gardens in the UK. For the small entrance fee, you can wander around 200 acres of gardens in many different styles, and even visit the iconic sculptures: The Giant’s Head, Mud Maid and Grey Lady."

"At the head of the Tamar Valley sits the Tudor manor of Cotehele, one of the Edgcumbe dynasty's modest country retreats. The cavernous great hall is the centrepiece, and the house has an unparalleled collection of Tudor tapestries, armour and furniture.Outside, the gardens sweep down past the 18th-century Prospect Folly to Cotehele Quay, where there's a discovery centre exploring the history of the Tamar Valley and a vintage sailing barge, the Shamrock."

"; a relaxed, family-owned restaurant with two AA rosettes and winner of a best restaurant award from Food Magazine readers. With a cafe and restaurant, patrons can enjoy a light lunch or get adventurous with one of the full entrees, like a 10 oz Moorland rump steak or a Rock Salt burger made with mature cheddar, tomato and chorizo chutney served with hand-cut fries. Rock Salt aims to bring something different to the table using quality, local produce (a full list of suppliers is available online), and the result is award-winning, artfully presented, and downright delicious dishes."

"To taste West Country ingredients that have been given an Asian-inspired makeover. Rock Salt is fancier than a café but more relaxed than a restaurant and its food is homely, unfussy, and beautifully presented. The menu is varied with dishes such as sticky pork ribs, Vulscombe goats’ cheese mousse and Chang Mai spiced monkfish."

"This little restaurant / cafe / brasserie continues to put out extraordinary dishes from a tiny kitchen - including home-baked bread, cracking roasts and the most wonderful breakfasts. Click here for booking details and visitor reviews."

"The Dock is a family-run cafe and restaurant that's perfect for everyone, offering an unbeatable combination of great food and beautiful coastal views that's sure to make your visit an unforgettable experience. This fantastic restaurant is located on the first floor of the plush new docks building at the £4m King Point Marina, a flagship building in the city's Coastal Quarter in Millbay. You're always assured of the warmest of welcomes - whether you are out for the day with your children, a couple wanting to celebrate a special occasion, a business entertaining important clients, or just catching up with friends over coffee or cocktails."

"The Dock is a brilliant place to go for a 'boozy breakfast' or simply a light brunch. With food, all locally sourced foods across the breakfast, lunch and dinner menu, The Dock's breakfast and brunch menu is described as 'absolute quality' on Tripadvisor. The informal, relaxing atmosphere and 'helpful and friendly staff are what makes The Dock one of the best places according to you for a brunch date."

"The Dock at King Point Marina is a family-run cafe and restaurant offering an informal and relaxed setting for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Their breakfast menu consists of generous portions of pancakes that are well presented. Choose from a range of fruit based toppings such as raspberry coulis or blueberries, or opt for homemade pancakes with classic maple syrup."

"Ditching the traditional name, Villa Amaranta is the rebrand of Plymouth's landmark waterfront building and caters for all diets including gluten free, vegetarian and vegan. Headed by executive chef Paul Maders, the eatery also offers afternoon tea and semi-private bookable areas. The familiar panoramic foyer is now home to an impressive 360 degree cocktail bar, and you can even see the stunning dome light up if you visit at night."

"The Bound, Cawsand PL10 1PG EnglandSeafood, British, FusionLunch, Dinner, Late Night, DrinksReservations, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service, Wine and Beer, Digital Payments, Free Wifi[email protected]+44 1752 823777http://www.thebaycawsand.co.uk"

"The Leandra Restaurant is a family-run business which has thrived on its reputation for serving the finest restaurant food for more than 30 years. Managers, Nick and Leon Isaias offer you a warm welcome to Leandra, where you will find stylish and classical surroundings, as well as a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, making it an ideal venue for lunch and perfect for an evening out with family and friends. The menu offers outstanding cuisine, with traditional Greek food ranging from succulent lamb kleftico, through to the authentic Cypriot meze, which allows you to sample a huge range of the country's delicacies."

"32 Southside Street, Plymouth PL1 2LE EnglandSeafood, Mediterranean, British, GreekLunch, Dinner, Brunch, Late NightReservations, Seating, Highchairs Available, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service+44 1752 667688http://thevillagerestaurantplymouth.co.uk/"

"Plymouth families have been frequenting this family-friendly restaurant for years. The team does a wonderful seafood platter and great steaks - and the pies are legendary. Click here for booking details and visitor reviews."