Attractions and Places to Visit in Torquay
From stunning coastline and award-winning beaches to a wealth of visitor attractions and some great value accommodation, the English Riviera has all the ingredients for a fabulous holiday, any time of year. Torquay is part of the UNESCO English Riviera Geopark, and there are plenty of unique prehistoric sights to spark the imagination of your little ones.
Places to Stay in Torquay
The wide range of Torquay hotels, B&Bs and self-catering means there are styles of accommodation to suit differing needs and budgets, while in nearby Babbacombe you’ll find a great collection of guest houses and boutique accommodation where you can escape from the bustle of Torquay.
Sports and Activities
From air displays to cultural events, Torquay is a seaside resort that knows how to cater for everyone’s tastes, and it certainly knows how to party, too. For water sports, fishing and sailing Torquay has a fabulous choice of beaches, while the evenings provide fine dining, theatre, cinema and star studded shows for all the family.
Amici
This stylish family-owned Italian restaurant in Torquay manages to combine authentic, traditional mediterranean food in a modern contemporary setting.
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The Elephant
A bright, informal restaurant which overlooks the beautiful Torbay harbour. The 1st restaurant in Torquay to be awarded a Michelin star which it maintains today.
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The Shack
Spiritual home of some of the Best Burgers in the County. The secret to The Shack's success is all in the recipe and the good folk of Torquay know they have a cracker on their hands.
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The Church House Inn
Having stood in the quaint village of Stokeinteignhead for 800 years, The Church House has an impressive history. It menu is accompanied by a changing selection of specials.
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