Best Museums in Looe

"When you’re in a city with the largest naval base in Western Europe it’s only natural to be curious about its military history. HMNB Devonport has a visitor centre that you can check out by appointment. This attraction documents the dockyard’s growth over the centuries and Plymouth’s role in seaborne warfare since the 14th century."

"If you’re interested in exploring more of Plymouth’s maritime history, then head over to the Devonport Naval Heritage Centre. The museum walks you through the whole development of the Dockyardand keeps the records of Plymouth’s crucial support to the Royal Navy. All of which’s pretty interesting."

"It's been off-limits for many years to everyone except film crews, but since spring 2017 Charlestown's historic port has reopened to the public. You can now wander round the Georgian quays, and with a bit of luck, step on board a tall ship docked alongside the harbour, the Kasjamoor, built in 1939. It's worth ringing ahead to doublecheck the port is open, as it's sometimes closed for filming.Joint tickets with the Charlestown Shipwreck & Heritage Centre are available."

"Charlestown's seagoing heritage is explored at this fascinating museum, which houses a massive collection of objects and ephemera recovered from more than 150 shipwrecks – ranging from telescopes, muskets, scrimshaw and coins to howitzer cannons and a few pieces from the Titanic and Lusitania. The layout is a bit of a jumble, but there are some fascinating stories to uncover here.A combination ticket also offers entry to the Port of Charlestown nearby."

"This Cabaret and Discotheque themed bar boasts itself as “the kingdom of nighttime pleasures” and they aren’t wrong. Supplying both food and alcohol, their pizzas are amazing and their two-for-one cocktails are to die for. They are constantly turning out innovative and entertaining events from comedy clubs to soul nights so that there is something for everyone through their doors."

"Saucy performances come to the Barbican at this late-night cabaret-nightclub. It's great fun: the DJ sets and lounge-bar vibe are spot on, and you never quite know what the entertainment might be – burlesque or..."

"This informal cafe in Royal William Yard is open every day and where families, friends and locals can enjoy something to eat in a relaxed comfortable environment. On the breakfast menu are various pancake combinations, including triple-stacked buttermilk pancakes with smoked streaky bacon and syrup or banana and Greek yoghurt. Click here to read more visitor reviews."

"Set in a large Grade I listed building, this informal eatery boasts a huge sunny terrace right on the harbour, looking out across the Tamar from the historic Royal William Yard. Sightseers love: The great views, fabulous food and lively atmosphere. Click here for directions and visitor reviews."

"The Lounges are a group of modern, fun and slightly quirky restaurants. “What is it that people love best about Lounging?"

"This great little cafe hidden away on Bretonside serves burgers, wraps, salads, jacket potatoes, sandwiches, and a wide range of veggie / vegan and gluten-free options. Bargain-hunting foodies love: The reasonable prices, lovely food and attentive service. Click here for directions, visitor reviews and to order online."

"The Dock is a family-run cafe and restaurant that's perfect for everyone, offering an unbeatable combination of great food and beautiful coastal views that's sure to make your visit an unforgettable experience. This fantastic restaurant is located on the first floor of the plush new docks building at the £4m King Point Marina, a flagship building in the city's Coastal Quarter in Millbay. You're always assured of the warmest of welcomes - whether you are out for the day with your children, a couple wanting to celebrate a special occasion, a business entertaining important clients, or just catching up with friends over coffee or cocktails."

"The Dock is a brilliant place to go for a 'boozy breakfast' or simply a light brunch. With food, all locally sourced foods across the breakfast, lunch and dinner menu, The Dock's breakfast and brunch menu is described as 'absolute quality' on Tripadvisor. The informal, relaxing atmosphere and 'helpful and friendly staff are what makes The Dock one of the best places according to you for a brunch date."

"The Dock at King Point Marina is a family-run cafe and restaurant offering an informal and relaxed setting for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Their breakfast menu consists of generous portions of pancakes that are well presented. Choose from a range of fruit based toppings such as raspberry coulis or blueberries, or opt for homemade pancakes with classic maple syrup."

"46 Higher Bore Street, Bodmin PL31 1JW EnglandBritish, Seafood, Fast FoodLunch, DinnerDelivery, Takeout, Wheelchair Accessible, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Cash Only, Accepts Credit Cards+44 1208 73191http://WWW.goldenfrybodmin.co.uk"