Hotel Barton

Address: 543 Babbacombe Road, Torquay, English Riviera, Devon, England, TQ1 1HQ, United Kingdom | Hotel
 
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This hotel, located on 543 Babbacombe Road, Torquay, is near Kents Cavern, Living Coasts, Cockington Court, and Torquay Museum.
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    The last leg..

    A travel blog entry by onawym on Nov 05, 2015

    7 comments, 34 photos

    ... spiral staircase that they say was designed by Leonardo da Vinci.

    On the subject of probably the most gifted genius that ever walked on the earth, my next visit was Amboise.Leonardo da Vinci lived near the Chateau, at a manor house called Clos Luce, for the last three years of his life. He died there and is buried in a little chapel in the grounds. I toured the Chateau and Clos Luce, seeing where the great man slept, worked and ate. He was already famous and getting on ...

    Plymouth

    A travel blog entry by chrisandbruce on Nov 01, 2015

    1 comment, 6 photos

    ... We were happy that we were travelling south because there was very heavy traffic heading north. The only time we had to drop our speed from the maximum 70 miles per hour was when we encountered road works and upgrading of the motorway and there is quite a bit of that going on.

    The entrance into Falmouth was a little unnerving as Bruce negotiated very narrow streets with cars parked on the footpath and oncoming traffic. ...

    So the journey begins!

    A travel blog entry by charlotte21 on Oct 31, 2015

    2 photos

    after a week long of 21st birthday celebrations, leaving dos and saying goodbye to loved ones..my journey finally begins! very emotional morning saying goodbye to mum and dad, brother and his girlfriend and my cousins..still trying to get over the fact that it's real! soo many different emotions!! excitement and nerves being the main ones! goodbye England! see you next ...

    Cardiff to Plymouth

    A travel blog entry by chrisandbruce on Oct 30, 2015

    1 comment, 5 photos

    ... Church. As we left this precinct we saw a sign pointing to the oldest surviving house in Plymouth, situated behind St Andrews Church so we went to have a look. The house, called Prysten House, was built in 1498 as a merchant’s house and now contains a restaurant called The Greedy Goose.

    Back at our hotel we checked in and are delighted to find that our room overlooks Sutton Quay an area with a marina, a number of restaurants and The Mayflower Steps.


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    Jurassic Coast, Dartmoor, Exeter & Holsworthy

    A travel blog entry by pamellingson on Oct 19, 2015

    1 comment, 24 photos

    ... pebbly beach. In the museum a man was taking a mold of a recently found fossil. I stepped into The Royal Glen Hotel where young Princess Victoria stayed in 1819/20. She was narrowly missed by a gunshot fired by a youth hunting birds. I had just filled up on a delicious ice cream so I didn't stay for tea. The public library was nice, but didn't have a public restroom.

    There wasn't a bus stop in Salcombe Regis where the ancestors were buried so I hired a taxi. ...
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