Attractions in Paignton
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Torbay's most historic building. Built in 1196 as a monastery, it is now the Mayor's official residence.
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Ruined castle situated in a picturesque valley. Consists of a 15th century gatehouse and wall surrounding a 16th century Elizabethan country house
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Well-preserved and beautifully sited 14th century castle juts out into the narrow entrance of the Dart estuary
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Bayard's Cover Fort is a small early Tudor artillery fort, built to defend the harbour entrance at Dartmouth
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One of the smallest zoos in Europe focusing on the smaller endangered species. Set in semitropical gardens, on the hillside above the village of Shaldon.
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Modern zoo with conservation at heart. Zoo is split into six habitat themed zones with big cats, elephants, primates, snakes, lizards & birds and more
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Wildlife hospital caring for sick, injured and orphan wildlife with a view to returning to wild as soon as possible. The centre is also an educational centre on issues facing wildlife.
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Focusing on the conservation of coastal and marine life, enjoy the marine birds including penguins, and experience underwater viewing and interactive activities.
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150 acre farm including 40 acres of woodland and 15 acre gardens and nursery.
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Offering a unique insight into life on board Sir Francis Drakes 16th century sailing ship.