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    This 700-year-old building, with its fine 16th-century Great Hall, has rich associations with Elizabethan seafarers Sir Francis Drake and Sir Richard Grenville and contains memorabilia from their time. There are interactive exhibitions as well as a magnificent monastic barn, delightful estate walks and craft workshops.
     
    The Abbey is presented in association with Plymouth City Museum
     
    Group Visits Group Visits
    Average length of visit: 2hrs 30mins. General guided tour£
     
    Coaches Coach parking
    Coach parking, 200yds. Max. 5 coach spaces
     
    Catering On site catering
    Refectory restaurant/tea-room (licensed), assisted service, 80 covers in the 13th-century Monks Guesthouse. Serving lunches, snacks and refreshments March–Oct. Restricted menu Nov–Feb. Open in Dec for Christmas lunches. Out of hours catering available. Call 01822 856041 for more details
     

    Please pre-book all group visits, tours and catering direct with our properties.

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    The North Front of Buckland Abbey, with the Tower rising up in the middle
    © NTPL / Andrew Butler
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