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Tamar View
Renney Point Battery
Brownhill Battery
Staddon Point Battery
Bowden Battery
Royal Citadel
Triumphal Arch
Lentney Battery
Watch House Battery
Fort Staddon
Forder Battery
Laira Battery
Reviews
I had the honour to be a guest of a meeting function inside the citadel. It feels really good being indoors.
Food and service were really good.
Food and service were really good.
Nice place, pretty and scenic however, the Military personal inside didn't take kindly to me taking an afternoon jog across the main plaza, found myself in the ER with 3 bullet holes to the chest very fast. Overall, nice bed and breakfast.
Great view not so god with camera
Good tour and excellent place to visit for history buffs.
Interesting historial site to explore. Left to decay.
Amazing work being done here but please respect this is privately owned and not open to the public
Nice view when walking across
A lovely view whilst you are in the car or train! A lovely bridge in Cornwall
I found the markers!
Too bad not open
Such a nice place to forget whats going on with this world
Quite an impressive building, I only walked around the perimeter as this is a working base, but I think it is a English Heritage property and you can book to tour it.
Great piece of Plymouth's history with stunning views, shame it's been left to the hands of nature and the vandals, for a historic monument you thought PCC really would have taken more care of the old girl, but still a great place to come and visit this place was active during WW1 and WW2
Very overgrown and derelict, but if you love your history then Brownhill Battery is the place for you, no wheelchair access I'm afraid and be prepared to get stung
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Another nice view from one of the many historic defences around Plymouth Sound.
It's worth a look at to see reality of the 2nd world war and they could be you working to help protect England . Shame about how it's been looked after .
Great walk, great scenery
A great part of plymouths history. I was very lucky to go and see the magnificent views from the battlements. Hope it never gets replaced.
It is in the grounds of saltram house, beautiful walks by the waters edge take the dog or just enjoy the surrounding, cafe, toilets children's area.
Good food and atmosphere, being pricey let's it down
Staff are very helpful there are excellent Joice of plants and shrubs we travel about 40 miles and it is worth every mile.
Very nice
Fantastic walk. Lots to see.
Interesting piece of history.
Needs some TLC
On the first hole of the estuary course needs a little tlc
Great place to visit. Worth a look
Best views around plymouth
Dodgy little place but not a risk like the private campsite in the fort up the road. I’d still stay clear.
beautiful part of England definitely worth visiting on a nice day.
Although you can walk around the outside of the fort itself, due to the fact that this is an active army base, civilians are not permitted inside.
Nice walk. Great view
Nice small garden centre packed with lots of well priced plants.
Love the Coffee shop here as it is a little quieter than the Costa at Marsh Mills.