Hesketh Dell (1448)

The Little Theatre (.2 miles)
High quality theatre from the Torbay Operatic Society.

Torquay Museum (.4 miles)
Having just had almost a million pounds spent on it, Torquay Museum is one of Devon’s best. Exhibitions range from archeology and natural history to a reconstructed Victorian kitchen and a feature on Agatha Christie, who was born here.

Living Coasts (.6 miles)
This zoo is all about coastal creatures, from seals and penguins to plants.

Anyfish Anywhere UK Ltd (.6 miles)
Sea angling supplies.

Kents Cavern (.7 miles)
Prehistoric caves with evidence of the earliest human dwellings.

Torquay (1.1 miles)
Elegant Victorian architecture, a series of wide, crescent beaches and a backdrop of seven hills encircling the town – it’s hardly surprising that Torquay has been such a popular holiday resort for generations. This is the English Riviera at its most classic and the best way to enjoy it is to stroll along the palm-lined promenade, ice cream in hand, watching the sea lap the shore.