Royal William Yard is a historic waterfront destination in Plymouth, England, renowned for its Grade I listed buildings and vibrant community. Originally constructed as a Royal Navy victualling yard, it has been transformed into a dynamic space blending heritage with modern living. The Yard now features a mix of residential apartments, offices, restaurants, bars, galleries, and leisure facilities. Visitors can enjoy activities such as paddleboarding, swimming in the tidal pool, and exploring the South West Coast Path. With its own marina and ferry service, Royal William Yard offers a unique blend of history, culture, and contemporary lifestyle.

The Royal Citadel in Plymouth, England, is a historic fortress built between 1665 and 1676.  The Citadel has been continuously occupied by the military and currently serves as the base for the 29 Commando Regiment Royal Artillery, a specialist unit providing artillery support to the UK Commando Force. It remains an active military establishment, with public access available through guided tours operated by Armada Tours.

Smeaton’s Tower is a historic lighthouse located on Plymouth Hoe, England. Standing 72 feet tall, the lighthouse offers panoramic views of Plymouth Sound from its lantern room. Restored to its original design, it serves as a testament to John Smeaton’s engineering prowess, featuring interlocking granite blocks and hydraulic lime. Managed by The Box Plymouth, Smeaton’s Tower is open to the public, providing insight into maritime history and civil engineering.

Mount Edgcumbe House and Country Park is the former home of the Earls of Mount Edgcumbe. Surrounded by formal gardens and set in a Grade I listed landscape, the country park covers 865 acres of the Rame Peninsula in South East Cornwall. Lottery funding is delivering enhancements and visitor access to the Garden Battery which has been closed to the public since World War II.

Mount Batten Watersports and Activities Centre is currently undergoing capital development to offer new facilities as an accessible gateway to the National Marine Park. The centre provides access to activities ranging from sailing to stand-up paddleboarding and kayaking and stands in a historical area of the city alongside the 17th-century Mount Batten Tower.

Tinside is Plymouth’s beloved Lido, one of Britain's finest examples of Art Deco architecture, currently undergoing a transformational redevelopment. Alongside the iconic seawater bathing pool, new spaces will support youth activities, digital skills and community events. The terrace is also being renovated with new seating, a café and flexible event space, all with stunning views of Plymouth Sound.