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Atop the Living Coast attraction (worth a visit if you like to see penguins) is a fantastic terrace where you can have a drink and look over the harbour, out to sea, or watch the sunset. Absolutely exquisite.
Dress Code: casual
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: Torquay Harbourside, TQ1 2BG
Phone: (01803) 202470
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Torquay has a very lively nightlife. I have to admit I am out of the loop these days but my 21 year old sister very much enjoys it.
There are plenty of bars to choose from and nightclubs too. The wine bars such as EJ's and the Mousetrap were my personal favourites before going on to a club. These places have stood the test of time and are still very popular today. Most of the nightlife in Torquay is centered around the harbour area
The website below is very good, telling of the different bars & clubs & what they offer.
The only downside to the nightlife in Torquay is the violence which erupts is commonplace the early hours over the weekend, as it seems on most highstreets through out the UK.
Dress Code: Smartish, especially if you want to get in to a club
Updated Apr 4, 2011
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The Princess Theatre has exellent shows throughout the year with some top west end ones as well,the first time i went here was to see Kim Wilde(im showing my age now).Check out the local paper for details of shows.Outside is the Princess pier a preserved promanade where it is said Agatha Christie used to go roller skating.
Updated Feb 17, 2005
Address: Torquay.
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The Devon Arms is a very 'at ease' pub where you can unwind after a long walk with a glass of beer or soft drink and not be jostled by the tourist hoard.
Dress Code: Casual.
Updated Apr 1, 2005
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Every year in June in front of Cockington Court they hold the last night of the proms with a fantastic firework display.Hundreds of people come to watch from all over.
Updated Mar 27, 2005
Address: Cockington court grounds.
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