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Sea Monsters, a Prehistoric Adventure
Market Hall, Duke St, Devonport, Plymouth, Devon, PL1 4PS
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Tel0330 223 4158
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Carparks in the area: Mutton Cove, Granby Way, Duke St, Brickfields. There is limited on street parking available on Duke Street, but please be mindful of residents living in the area.
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You can visit us by foot, bike, bus, train or ferry. Real Ideas encourages green travel to our spaces, please make use of the public transport available.
Bus routes to the Market Hall: 21/21A (Plymouth City Bus) or 14 (Plymouth City Bus).
Closest train stations: Devonport or Plymouth.
There is covered bike rack storage available at the Market Hall.
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