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Bridging the Tamar Visitor and Learning Centre
Tamar Bridge, Pemros Road, Plymouth, Devon, PL51LP
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Tel01752 361577
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Call direct on:
Tel01752 361577
Stop at the iconic Tamar Bridge and visit The Bridging the Tamar Visitor and Learning Centre which celebrates the heritage of both the 20th century Tamar Bridge and Brunel’s iconic 19th century Royal Albert Bridge.
It is a free to enter attraction, featuring an interactive exhibition space exploring the history of both bridges. Families will enjoy hands on bridge building, and there are a range of talks, tours and events throughout the year, including free introductory talks on a Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, and behind the scenes anchorage tours. Groups can also book bespoke tours.
There is a beautiful picnic area in the small landscaped grounds overlooking the River Tamar and the two bridges.
| Open daily, 10am - 4pm (1 Jan 2024 - 31 Dec 2024) |
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Head west on the A38 from Plymouth to reach the Tamar Bridge, or east on the A38 from Cornwall! Parking for cars is available on site (41 spaces), including 3 dedicated accessible spaces close to the building. Visitors can park for 4 hours. Parking is free.
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Walking - You can walk here from Saltash (15 minutes) or St Budeaux (15 minutes from Victoria Road). Although parking is limited to 4 hours in our car park there are alternative longer stay locations including free parking at Jubilee Green in Saltash, and other Council car parks. There is on street parking on Pemros Road in St Budeaux, 5 minutes from the Centre. Cycling - There is a cycle route across the Tamar Bridge from Saltash to the Visitor Centre. Plymouth City Council and Cornwall Council both provide good maps. Beryl Bikes are available to hire from the pavement outside the Offices. Bus - The site is accessible by many bus routes, including the City Bus route 12/12A which stops at Pemros Road and goes to Saltash and Plymouth. Train - The train station in Saltash is a 15-minute walk across the Tamar Bridge to the Bridge Offices.
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