10 ideas for ways to experience Dartmouth

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    Mark Lobb, Wild Food Devon

    Market Square , Dartmouth
    01803 832101 | 07866 706621
    Website

    Well-known local fishmonger Mark Lobb runs fish filleting and family crab workshops from his store in Stoke Fleming. Learn how to fillet a plaice and dress a crab for dinner from a true professional! Crab workshops and filleting workshops run according to season and species availability. Mark can also provide private workshops, for birthdays and other celebrations.

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    NT Live Treasure Island at The Flavel, Dartmouth

    Flavel Place, Dartmouth, TQ6 9ND
    01803 839530
    Website

    Live and direct from London’s South Bank, The Flavel screens National Theatre performances as they happen. The Flavel also screens live productions from the Royal Opera House and Royal Shakespeare Company.

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    BRNC

    College Way, Dartmouth, TQ6 0HJ
    01803 677565
    Website

    Public tours of Dartmouth’s prestigious college take place on Monday afternoons and Wednesdays during the high season. Tours cover its history and role within the Royal Navy, training its naval officers. Visitors are picked up in Dartmouth and taken by coach to the college for the two-hour tour.

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    Dartmouth Tennis

    Dartmouth, TQ6 9RR

    There are four courts available, including two floodlit ones. To book a court call in at the kiosk on Coronation Park, or phone 01803 835099 to book ahead. The kiosk at Browneys also offers a great post-game refreshing soft drink or snack.

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    Dartmouth Museum

    The Butterwalk Duke Street, Dartmouth, TQ6 9PZ
    01803 832923
    Website

    Get a proper insight into Dartmouth’s history and its quirky stories. A small museum housed in an old merchants house dating back to 1640, Dartmouth Museum displays and chronicles the history of the port of Dartmouth. The Museum houses an extensive collection of artifacts, models, paintings and photographs which can help explore and develop visitors interests, whether they be in maritime history, the social and economic history of the town of Dartmouth, or the physical changes to the town over the past centuries.

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    Saint Saviours from Foss Street

    © Nick Shepherd www.southdevonphotos.co.uk

    Foss Street, Dartmouth, TQ6 9DR

    The shops on Dartmouth's famous Foss Street offer a wonderful eclectic mixture of art galleries and boutiques as well as cafes and restaurants to provide refreshment whilst you shop.

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    Dartmouth in Blook Ship

    The Quay, Dartmouth, TQ6 9PS
    Website

    Named in 1887 for Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee, these attractive gardens contain an ornamental fountain, a rose garden, a war memorial, a small pond, a herb garden, an Antipodean garden, a bandstand, the Veale/Savill memorial garden, a Mediterranean garden and a community greenhouse.

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    Dartmouth Castle

    Castle Road, Dartmouth, TQ6 0JN
    01803 833588
    Website

    Dartmouth Castle has guarded the narrow entrance to the River Dart for more than six hundred years. A fascinating complex of defences, it was begun in 1388 by John Hawley, privateering mayor of Dartmouth.  - See more at: http://www.bythedart.co.uk/things-to-do-in-dartmouth/local-castles-stately-homes-around-dartmouth/#page=1

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    South Embankment

    South Embankment, Dartmouth, TQ6 9BH

    Running alongside the water's edge sits a stunning selection of eateries, bars, galleries and boutiques and, of course, the beautiful River Dart