Torquay

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Placed in the top 10 for TripAdvisor’s Traveller’s Choice Awards for the second year running, a trip to Torquay is guaranteed to be a fabulous experience! Our iconic palm trees, busy harbour and international marina could fool you into thinking you were on the Mediterranean. Enjoy long leisurely walks along the pier and promenade and take in the relaxed atmosphere. Make time to walk up the steps of Royal Terrace Gardens and take in the amazing sea views across the bay which are magnificent especially at night, with the lights reflecting onto the sea.

Between our excellent and varied attractions; packed, year-round programme of shows and huge choice of festivals and events, no matter when you come and visit us, you’re bound to find something exciting to do. Torquay is the birthplace of crime writer Agatha Christie, born in 1890 and the whole resort is the location for a packed programme of all year events and festivals including the annual Agatha Christie Festival. It is also home to the Blue Walnut Cinema which has just 23 seats, making it one of the smallest cinemas in the world. Watch major sailing events from our waterfront eateries or from a choice of world-class restaurants, or enjoy Torquay’s vibrant nightlife, which includes a variety of pubs, bars, cocktail venues and clubs for all night owls.

Torquay has everything the dedicated shopper needs bringing you the best in retail therapy with a wide choice of recognised national brands and a selection of specialist shops.

Agatha Christie was born in Barton Road, Torquay in 1890. Christie and her husband bought their holiday home in Greenway, near Dartmouth. Today the property is looked after by the National Trust who manages a further 29 properties and locations throughout Devon.Little Book Of Devon
Torquay's Blue Walnut Cinema has just 23 seats. It's one of the smallest movie houses in the world.Exert from The Little Book of Devon

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