Exploring Plymouth’s rich history has never been easier. With the city’s self-guided smartphone heritage walks, visitors can uncover its hidden gems at their own pace. These quirky tours take you on a journey through time, from the Pilgrim Fathers’ last stop to the rebuilt Guildhall after the Plymouth Blitz. Priced affordably and designed for accessibility, these walks offer a unique and flexible way to discover Plymouth’s captivating stories. Whether you’re a history buff or simply seek a unique city adventure, these smartphone-guided tours promise an unforgettable experience that might just leave you craving more.
Key Points
- Self-guided smartphone heritage walks in Plymouth, priced from 203 CZK per person with up to 10% savings.
- Walks cover distances of 1.5 miles and 1 mile, suitable for wheelchair and buggy users.
- Explore hidden gems, solve clues, and discover historical links in Plymouth.
- Walks offer an accessible and enjoyable way to discover the city’s lesser-known landmarks.
- Flexible cancellation policy with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.
Activity Details
The self-guided smartphone heritage walks in Plymouth allow visitors to explore the city’s hidden gems. Priced from 203 CZK per person, these walks offer up to 10% savings.
Participants can reserve their spot and pay later, ensuring a hassle-free booking experience. The walks cover a distance of 1.5 miles and 1 mile respectively, making them suitable for wheelchair and buggy users, though not recommended for children under 6 years old.
Walkers will receive an 18-page mobile download (PDF) with detailed instructions, maps, clues, and historical information to uncover the intriguing links between Smeaton’s Tower, the Eddystone Lighthouse, and the Pilgrim Fathers’ last night before sailing to America.
The free cancellation policy allows for maximum flexibility.
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Highlights
Visitors can explore the hidden gems of Plymouth through these self-guided smartphone heritage walks. They’ll find the answers to addictive clues that unveil the link between Smeaton’s Tower and the Eddystone Lighthouse. Walkers will also pass the spot where the Pilgrim Fathers spent their last night before sailing to America, and marvel at the Guildhall’s painstaking reconstruction after the Plymouth Blitz of 1941.
| Highlights | Description |
|---|---|
| Explore hidden gems | Discover the city’s lesser-known landmarks |
| Solve addictive clues | Uncover the fascinating history behind sights |
| Visit the Pilgrim Fathers’ last stop | Walk in the footsteps of history |
| Admire the rebuilt Guildhall | Marvel at the post-war restoration efforts |
Duration and Accessibility
The walks are 1.5 miles and 1 mile respectively, making them suitable for wheelchair and buggy users, though not recommended for children under 6 years.
The distances are manageable for most visitors, allowing them to explore the city’s hidden gems at a leisurely pace. The self-guided nature of the walks also means participants can set their own pace and take breaks as needed.
Whether you’re looking for a gentle stroll or a more leisurely exploration, these smartphone heritage walks offer an accessible and enjoyable way to discover the history and charm of Plymouth.
Inclusions
An 18-page mobile download (PDF) provides two self-guided walks, complete with full instructions, a map, detailed directions, and intriguing clues (with answers, including 5 pictures to find along the way) that offer interesting snippets about Plymouth’s history.
The walks explore the hidden gems of this coastal city, unraveling the link between Smeaton’s Tower and the Eddystone Lighthouse, and passing by the spot where the Pilgrim Fathers spent their last night before sailing to America.
Visitors will also marvel at the Guildhall, painstakingly rebuilt after the Plymouth Blitz of 1941.
This comprehensive package offers an immersive, self-paced experience to discover Plymouth’s rich heritage at your own convenience.
More Great Thing To Do NearbyCancellation Policy
Offering free cancellation, customers can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, with the package valid for 365 days.
This flexible cancellation policy gives travelers the freedom to plan their trip without worrying about potential changes in their schedule.
Whether you need to adjust your plans due to work commitments, personal reasons, or simply want to explore Plymouth on a different day, you can do so without incurring any penalties.
The self-guided heritage walks are designed to provide a hassle-free and enjoyable experience, and the cancellation policy ensures that you can make the most of your time in Plymouth without any financial risk.
Exploring Plymouth’s Hidden Gems
Smartphone heritage walks in Plymouth invite visitors to uncover the city’s hidden gems, guiding them through a captivating journey of history and discovery.
Participants will find the answers to addictive clues, leading them to uncover the link between Smeaton’s Tower and the Eddystone Lighthouse.
They’ll also pass the spot where the Pilgrim Fathers spent their last night before sailing to America, and marvel at the Guildhall’s painstaking reconstruction after the Plymouth Blitz of 1941.
These walks offer a unique opportunity to explore Plymouth’s rich past, combining interactive elements with insightful historical information to create an engaging and immersive experience for visitors of all ages.
Discovering Smeaton’s Tower and Eddystone Lighthouse
The self-guided heritage walks in Plymouth unveil the intriguing connection between Smeaton’s Tower and the iconic Eddystone Lighthouse, inviting visitors to uncover this captivating historical link. Tucked away in the heart of the city, Smeaton’s Tower pays homage to its famous predecessor, the Eddystone Lighthouse. As you explore the city’s hidden gems, you’ll discover the fascinating story of how the two structures are intertwined, and how the lessons learned from the Eddystone Lighthouse’s design and construction were instrumental in the creation of Smeaton’s Tower. This unique insight adds depth and richness to the walking experience, allowing you to truly appreciate the city’s maritime heritage.
| Smeaton’s Tower | Eddystone Lighthouse |
|---|---|
| Designed by John Smeaton | First lighthouse built on the Eddystone Rocks |
| Completed in 1759 | Completed in 1759 |
| Served as a lighthouse until 1877 | Destroyed by a storm in 1703 |
| Relocated to Plymouth Hoe in 1884 | Rebuilt three times |
| Offers panoramic views of the city | Visible from Smeaton’s Tower |
The Pilgrim Fathers’ Last Night in Plymouth
On the historic Plymouth Hoe, visitors can retrace the steps of the Pilgrim Fathers as they spent their final night in England before embarking on their fateful voyage to America aboard the Mayflower in 1620.
The self-guided smartphone walk takes visitors to the spot where the Pilgrims paused to reflect and pray before their historic journey.
Along the way, you’ll discover clues and information about this poignant moment in history, as you marvel at the stunning views over the Plymouth Sound.
The walk provides a unique opportunity to connect with the Pilgrims’ story and gain a deeper appreciation for the city’s rich heritage.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Download the Walks to My Android/Ios Device?
Yes, customers can download the self-guided walks to their Android or iOS devices. The 18-page mobile download (PDF) includes full instructions, a map, detailed directions, and clues to explore the hidden gems of the city.
Do I Need Mobile Data or Wi-Fi Access to Complete the Walks?
The walks can be downloaded ahead of time and completed without needing mobile data or Wi-Fi access during the tour. The PDF files contain all the necessary information, including maps and clues, to navigate the self-guided heritage walks.
Are the Walks Suitable for People With Limited Mobility?
Yes, the walks are suitable for people with limited mobility. The walks are described as "Suitable for wheelchair and buggy users" and are 1.5 miles and 1 mile respectively, indicating they are accessible.
What Language Are the Walk Instructions and Information Provided In?
The walk instructions and information are provided in English. The self-guided smartphone heritage walks offer full instructions, a map, and detailed directions in English to explore the hidden gems of Plymouth at one’s own pace.
Can I Purchase the Walks as a Gift for Someone Else?
Yes, the walks can be purchased as a gift for someone else. The activity details indicate that the product is a mobile download, so it can be easily gifted to another person’s smartphone or email.
Recap
Plymouth’s self-guided smartphone heritage walks offer a unique and flexible way to explore the city’s historical landmarks at your own pace.
With distances of 1.5 miles and 1 mile, these walks are accessible for wheelchair and buggy users.
Visitors can discover hidden gems like the Pilgrim Fathers’ last stop and the rebuilt Guildhall, all while enjoying the freedom to cancel or reserve at a later time.
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