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Schools out for summer but the rain clouds are coming in? Don’t let bad weather dampen your trip to Plymouth, with a wide variety of indoor attractions and activities, you can still have lots of fun without the sun! Check out our top picks for things to do on a rainy day with the family.

It's time to start getting excited as some of Plymouth's most loved venues announce their reopening dates.

Now that some lockdown restrictions have been lifted, we take a look at what's open and what the rules may be.

With the breath-taking scenery and surrounding areas of natural beauty it is not surprising that Plymouth and its neighbouring areas have featured as a backdrop in several television series and feature films over the years. 

The National Marine Aquarium is gearing up for a Christmas to remember with its exciting ‘Christmas Lights’ theme set to shine a spotlight on all things bioluminescent throughout the school holidays.

Enter for the chance to win a group of prizes from some of Plymouth's top businesses.

This October sees the opening of Drake Circus The Barcode, Plymouth’s newest family friendly attraction! Here’s what you can look forward to when The Barcode opens. 

Plymouth is the perfect place to visit for a family break this summer. With a whole host of all-weather attractions, great cultural events and stunning natural spaces, there’s something for family members of all ages to enjoy!

Following the launch of the #ChristmasinPlymouth competition, the businesses involved have shared some exciting details on the prizes on offer.  

During the colder months, it can sometimes be difficult to find activities that all the family can enjoy and with the winter temperatures settling in, it's time to move the fun indoors!

With Christmas just around the corner, the National Marine Aquarium, situated on Plymouth’s historic waterfront, is the perfect place to escape to an underwater wonderland.

This Christmas, and for the first time ever in its history, Mount Edgcumbe Country Park’s famed historical formal gardens will be beautifully illuminated – transforming the other side of the river Tamar into a colourful, visual masterpiece.