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The Tourist Information Centre in Torquay is open Monday - Sunday and Bank Holidays. It is the English Riviera Visitor Centre and so will be able to help you with trips across the region. At the time of publishing, the opening hours were 9.30am - 5pm Monday to Saturday, 10am - 2pm on a Sunday and 11am - 2pm on a Bank Holiday.
- There are a number of dog friendly beaches in Torquay. Dogs are permitted year round on the following beaches: Anstey’s Cove, Torquay, Babbacombe B...
- The English Riviera Centre in Torquay will have maps and guides available, alternatively, there are maps and guides available to view online via ou...
- There are boats running at various times a day from Torquay harbour. Full details are available here. View Answer
- Yes, any concession passes displaying the 'English Rose' logo can be used after 9.30 am and before 11 pm Monday to Friday and anytime at weekends o...
- Yes, the majority of beaches in Torquay are good for swimming, Torre Abbey Sands and Cosy Corner are both very popular because the water is general...
- Torquay's nearest airport is Exeter International Airport, which is around 40 minutes away from Torquay. There are several connections available in...
- Yes, Torquay's train station is on the main UK train network and can also connect you to other towns and villages across Devon. Plan your journey here
- Yes, Torquay has several beaches, including sandy and shingle beaches. One of the most popular beaches is Torre Abbey Sands, which has sand and is...
- Yes, there are several car parks in Torquay, including long and short stay options, Blue Badge parking and electric vehicle parking and charging. T...
Aug 25, 2024 · Torquay is the birthplace of Agatha Christie, the queen of mystery. If you’re a fan of whodunits, you can visit her hometown and feel inspired to write your own masterpiece—though your plot might involve more cake than crime. The Agatha Christie Mile is a delightful stroll that will take you past some of the places that influenced her writing.
Jul 12, 2024 · Torquay Harbour is worth wandering around for food and drink and hanging a crab line over the railings. The whole area is in the process of being transformed, thanks to £21.9 million from the government’s Town Deal Funding. The major facelift has been disruptive for local businesses and traffic, but it looks as though it’s going to be ...
A Guide to Torquay. Torquay is the Jewel in the English Riviera’s crown. This is one place you should definitely visit on your South Devon holiday. Located at the Top of Torbay with far reaching views across the bay toward Brixham on the opposite side. In addition to being the largest of the towns in Torbay, Torquay has the most to offer.
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A real Devon foodie town, Torquay is part of England’s Seafood Coast with a delicious selection of the freshest fish and seafood on offer from the nearby fish market. The family run No.7 Fish Bistroon Torquay Harbour offers homely, authentic seafood from local boats. Savour the fresh catch of the day whilst overlooking stunning sea views and enjoyi...
This harbourside Devon town is famous for its world-class sailing with national and international races regularly competing in the stunning horseshoe shaped bay. Yachts and super yachts nod gently on the marina and you can stroll across Torquay Harbour Bridge that spans the inner harbour, to admire the view and the boats. You can get afloat yoursel...
Make time to walk up the steps of Royal Terrace Gardens and take in the amazing sea views across the bay, which are magnificent especially at night, with the lights reflecting onto the sea. And, on a warm summer's evening, why not enjoy a romantic paddle along the shoreline? Enjoy Torquay’s vibrant nightlife, which includes a variety of pubs, bars,...
Agatha Christie was born in Torquay and spent much of her life here, even buying her holiday home, Greenway later in life. In September each year, Torquay comes alive with super-sleuths for the famous International Agatha Christie Festival. There are plenty of connections to the Queen of Crime around Torquay. Discover some of our Agatha Christie Th...
There are some excellent shops and art galleries around the harbour area, from gift shops to well known branded stores and indoor shopping centres, all within close proximity of the seafront and marina. Or, why not take a short bus ride to the quintessentially Devon village of Cockington? It’s hidden away in a secret valley not far from Torquay sea...
Due to it's easy to reach location, proximity to many great days out, and wide variety of attractions and entertainment, Torquay is a popular location for group holidays and has for many years seen generations of families, groups of friends and coach tours and holidays flock to the resort. With everything from family holiday parks to hotels offerin...
Torquay has some of Devon’s best attractions including the spectacular underground caves at Kents Cavern, 800 year old Torre Abbey with its Agatha Christie-inspired Potent Plants Garden, Babbacombe Model Village, Bygones plus Open Top Sightseeing Buses, boat trips and much more. Enjoy long leisurely strolls along the historic pier and promenade and...
There is something to please even the pickiest of eaters in Torquay, from cheery fish and chips, to fine dining establishments, and even a top Michelin star restaurant, The Elephant. The Old Vienna and Orange Tree restaurants are award-winning restaurants. Discover more of our Fine Dining Restaurants. Live music brings the delightful Torquay harbou...
Torquay has a series of elegant and stylish hotels, including the appropriately named Grand Hotel and the award-winning boutique hotel Cary Arms, and not-forgetting the World's Number 1 B&B, The 25 Boutique B&B. With its warm microclimate and spectacular scenery, Torquay is the perfect place to unwind and recuperate. Why not check out our Spa Break...
Small stretch of shingle beach overlooking Torbay. Great for rock pooling. Good public toilets (open in Summer). Great friendly cafe. Access to cliff top walks. Back drop of the Osborne , a crescent…. 12. Princess Theatre, Torquay. 706.
If you’re seeking exploration and adventure on your trip why not start with a walk to get you going. Take a stroll along the historic Torquay pier and palm tree-lined promenade, the pier built in 1890 was a favourite of Agatha Christie who roller skated here in her youth, now you can stroll along it and enjoy the sea views and watch the comings and goings in the adjacent marina.
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