Plymouth, the British ocean town has an important maritime and naval heritage. From here, Sir Francis Drake sailed in the English fleet in 1588 to defeat the Spanish Armada. Since then, the Royal Navy has had a strong presence in the vicinity of Devonport. Plymouth Sound is known worldwide as an anchorage and departure point for voyages near and far. From here the Pilgrim Fathers set out aboard the Mayflower in 1620 to cross the Atlantic and begin a new life in America. In addition, the view of the Plymouth Hoe sound is one that must be seen. Plymouth also has many interesting bars, cafes and restaurants around Barbican and Sutton Harbour. Many are within walking distance of the marina and offer an opportunity to relax after a hard day’s sailing. The National Marine Aquarium is also nearby for those rainy days or the Royal Theatre offers great entertainment. For those who enjoy retail therapy, they can visit the Drake Circus, which has the best-known brand name stores, they will be able to stay busy for hours.
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