Best Museums in Torquay

"Built in 1196, this impressive abbey is a setting for arts and cultural events, but it's the wonderful gardens that are of most interest – particularly to Agatha Christie fans. The Potent Plant plot features..."

"Plymouth’s dockyard has played a pivotal role in the history of the country, and the pays homage to that. It records the development of the dockyard since 1300, including two world wars, its relationship with the Royal Navy, and the people of Plymouth. Through the heritage site, you can explore some of the buildings, exhibit galleries, and naval vessels which tell the story of the historic dockyard and learn how important it’s been to the city itself."

"If you’re interested in exploring more of Plymouth’s maritime history, then head over to the Devonport Naval Heritage Centre. The museum walks you through the whole development of the Dockyardand keeps the records of Plymouth’s crucial support to the Royal Navy. All of which’s pretty interesting."

"Any visit to Dartmouth would not be complete without sampling the experience of the wonderfully located Castle Tea Rooms. It is perched above Dartmouth Castle and the ancient St Petrox Church at the mouth of the River Dart."

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"Here you can browse 22 delicious flavours from award winning Devonshire Yarde Farm Ice Cream, fresh milkshakes, smoothies, and hot and cold drinks. As the weather gets warmer, try sorbets, frozen yoghurts as well as ice pops, a selection of other ice lollies, smoothies, ice cream floats and sundaes. Don't leave without relishing its location."

"In at number six on TripAdvisor is Bertie's Ice Cream and Homemade Desserts. A few years back, former chef Philip Burnett expanded his well-known ice cream business and set up a permanent base at Commercial Wharf. He only uses local Yarde Farm ice cream, which he serves up with a range of homemade treats that are all made from scratch"

"Starting life in an ice-cream van on West Hoe, this parlour on the Barbican serves an amazing array of ice creams with a free Flake and toppings, lollies, sandwiches, cookies and drinks. Bargain-hunting foodies love: The amazing prices, great location and friendly service. Click here for directions and visitor reviews."

"A wonderfully sophisticated place to slow down and reconnect with the countryside, without skimping on comfort. Wake to the dawn chorus, enjoy home-cooked breakfast with zero food miles, and experience rural chic in the grounds of 13th-century Buckland Abbey. Bring wellies and a good book, then stay a while."

"51 Torbay Road, Paignton TQ4 6AJ EnglandBar, British, PubBreakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Brunch, DrinksTelevision, Reservations, Outdoor Seating, Buffet, Seating, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service+44 1803 555151https://www.grandcentralpaignton.com/about-us"

"Pink Moon Café can be found on Queen Street, a stone’s throw away from Exeter Central station and is one of Exeter’s newest coffee and dining spots. My visit to Pink Moon reminded me of some of the trendy London cafes such as EL&N Café and GRIND with the neon lights and pink theme, it seems to be the “in place” to snap a photo of your coffee amongst the pretty décor. There is a café / grab & go side to the café and a restaurant side for those who would like to sip and dine at a more leisurely pace."

"Did you know that the city of Exeter was home to JK Rowling during her university days, and that many of the magical places in the Harry Potter novels are thought to be inspired by the beautiful city?. Great fact, but that’s enough Harry Potter. You’re here because you want to find the best brunch spots in town that are conveniently near to your student accommodation in Exeter, right?"