• Mayflower Steps - Learn about the Mayflower voyage, the location of the real steps and other voyages that departed from Plymouth.
• Elizabethan House - Discover New Street and how the Elizabethan House tells the story of how the Barbican has changed over 400 years. The tour does not enter the house.
• Barbican Waterfront - Explore the history and culture of Plymouth’s Barbican, spanning over 500 years. Hear all about historical people including Sir Francis Drake, William Cookworthy and Lady Nancy Astor. Discover the inspiration for artists such as Lenkiewicz and Cook. See beautiful buildings including old custom’s houses, historic pubs and Elizabethan homes, plus the impact that the Blitz had on Plymouth. Get local advice on restaurants, cafes and bakeries.
• Saint Andrew Street - Explore back streets, with hidden gems, including the Merchant’s House (currently closed).
• Prysten House - Visit the oldest merchant’s house in central Plymouth, and other prominent buildings in the area, such as St Andrew’s Church, Plymouth Synagogue and Plymouth Guildhall. Please note, the extent of this part of the tour depends on speed of walking and group size, so is flexible.
• Civic Centre - Discuss Plymouth’s iconic post-war architecture and previous damage during the Blitz in WWII. You will find out why Plymouth city centre looks the way it does, and the city’s plans for it moving into the future. The tour does not head right into the city centre, but skirts the edge of it.
• Hoe Park - Take in the breath-taking views over Plymouth Sound, from the Hoe. Find out where the name comes from, and explore lots of the memorials and features, including Smeaton’s Tower, the Naval War Memorial and Tinside Pool.
• Smeaton’s Tower - Find out why Smeaton’s Tower is so iconic, and where it sat out on Eddystone Reef. If it’s a clear day, you can use binoculars to locate today’s lighthouse on the horizon.
• Royal Citadel - Walk around the outside of the impressive fort, dating from 1666, and look out to other fortifications around the coast. Discover the importance of Plymouth as a naval port.

• Local Guide

• Entry to attractions not required as this tour does not go inside attractions.

Established in 2023, we provide friendly, engaging, and entertaining tours throughout Plymouth.

Our aim is to give visitors a genuine feel for the city, without requiring any prior knowledge of its history or geography. Our flexible approach makes our tours ideal for children, and we even offer sensory resources to enhance the experience!

We are committed to making our tours as accessible as possible. Our routes are designed to be step-free, accommodating those with wheelchairs or limited mobility, and our team is trained in audio description to assist guests with visual impairments.

Our team is fully insured, and we are dedicated to sharing only well-researched and authentic stories about Plymouth’s past, present, and future.

The company was founded by Hannah, a proud resident of Plymouth. She leveraged her expertise in visitor engagement, heritage interpretation, and digital walking trails to create this new walking tour experience, with a strong focus on visitor engagement.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.