Went here with my brother and giggled like children, great for history for the children and stunning views of Plymouth and the sound. Not for those who don't like heights or enclosed spaces

We have taken the grandchildren there several times but has always been closed!! This has been very disappointing

This is on a really high place on the headland, good to visit and walk down to the Mayflower steps, but do go on the Eye as it is a brilliant way of seeing the city and the sound.

It's not expensive, It's not long & tedious, there aren't queues & there aren't any cringey tour guides. You pay a couple of quid and you can climb as high as you want while checking out the articles on every level. The view at the top is something pretty special. For what you pay , it's a must when visiting... More

A great old lighthouse to explore, the views of the Plymouth hoe and Plymouth Sound area from the top outdoor area of the lighthouse are stunning. It is not expensive for a family and great fun for children of all ages (and grown ups) Not suitable for disabled and elderly as the stairs and the ladders which must be climbed... More

Smeaton's tower is worth a look, you can go inside and see how it used to work, climb the winding stairs for a great view. To think they moved it here brick by brick...

Costs a couple of quid to get in and take a look around and is well worth the effort. There is a little museum and great views.

Always recommend this on a sunny day. The hoe itself is a great location and in smeatons tower you are able to go up to the top and see the views out to sea and learn more about the life of the tower

Just a stroll away from the Barbican and then onto the Hoe. This original Eddystone lighthouse rebuilt on the hoe is open to the public. If you are scared of heights just take time to stroll the lawns and rest awhile to take in the vista