Category: Things to doChristmas

If a traditional Christmas party doesn’t quite appeal to you, don’t worry! There are plenty of fun ways to celebrate the season in Plymouth. Why not try something a little different? Whether you’re looking to unwind with friends or dive into creative projects, Plymouth has something to offer everyone this holiday season.

     

Gaia Spa at Boringdon Hall

Nestled in the stunning Boringdon Hall Hotel, Gaia Spa is the perfect retreat to unwind with your friends. Enjoy the hydrotherapy pool with outdoor views, the rejuvenating Finnish sauna, and a crystal salt steam room that promotes respiratory health. This serene sanctuary allows for a laid-back Christmas celebration, far removed from the holiday hustle and bustle.

    

Theatre Royal Plymouth

For an entertaining and lively way to celebrate the festive season, head to the Theatre Royal Plymouth for a performance of the pantomime! This year’s pantomime, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs features a fantastic cast, including Rob Rinder, Lesley Joseph, and Andy Ford. It’s guaranteed to provide an evening full of laughter and festive spirit!

    

Plymouth Christmas Market 

Instead of a traditional sit-down meal, the Plymouth Christmas Market can offer a lively, festive alternate activity. It is the perfect opportunity to try some tasty local treats, kick-start your holiday shopping, and, bond with your colleagues without the formalities of a conventional Christmas party! The Christmas Market is open from 28 November to 15 December in the city centre.

       

National Trust

Embrace the Christmas spirit with a wholesome afternoon at one of the National Trusts near Plymouth, such as Saltram or Buckland Abbey. These magical historic estates often host special holiday events such as Christmas at Saltram and the Viking Yule, offering a lovely way to immerse yourself in festivities.

      

Market Hall

The Market Hall’s immersive dome is the perfect place for a more relaxing Christmas party. Offering a variety of experiences including yoga, sound baths, and, screenings, this is the ideal way to decompress and enjoy spending time with friends in a more peaceful atmosphere.

    

Mount Batten Watersports and Activities Centre

If you prefer the great outdoors, head to Mount Batten Watersports and Activities Centre. Enjoy a range of activities, including sailing, stand-up paddle boarding, and kayaking, all while taking in stunning views of The Barbican and the Hoe. It’s a fantastic way to celebrate the season in nature.

    

Plymouth’s Winter Wonderland

If you are looking for something a little unique, Plymouth’s Winter Wonderland in Central Park offers an immersive Christmas experience, open from 15 Nov to 1 Jan. With plenty of activities such as a real ice rink, Après ski bar, and numerous festive food stalls, this is the perfect way to get into the holiday mood.

     

Pottery Painting at ClayArt

Unleash your creativity with a pottery painting session at ClayArt in the heart of The Barbican. Spend a few hours relaxing and crafting your very own Christmas decorations, it’s a great chance to bond and celebrate the season!

      

Wreath Making at Argyle

Get together with work friends at Argyle Football Club for a wreath-making workshop! A more relaxing and creative activity, this is a great way to bond whilst creating a keepsake that will last you throughout the Christmas season!

       

Zooluminate at Dartmoor Zoo

Experience the magic of the holidays with a festive walk through Dartmoor Zoo, Zooluminate features enchanting light installations that bring the zoo to life. This unique evening out is a wonderful way to connect with friends and enjoy the holiday season!     

    

If you’re interested in dining out, be sure to check out our Christmas food offers in Plymouth!

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In parternship with GWR, Destination Plymouth’s lead travel partner 

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