Plymouth Hoe

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promenade public park tourist attraction

Plymouth Hoe is a historic waterfront promenade and public space in Plymouth, England, famed for its panoramic views over Plymouth Sound and association with Sir Francis Drake.

Statements (45)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	promenade → public park → tourist attraction →
adjacentTo	Plymouth city centre →
associatedWith	Sir Francis Drake → Spanish Armada →
contains	Royal Citadel (Plymouth) → Royal Naval War Memorial → Smeaton's Tower → Tinside Lido → open lawns → promenade paths → statue of Sir Francis Drake → war memorials →
country	United Kingdom →
governedBy	Plymouth City Council →
hasCulturalSignificance	symbol of Plymouth →
hasFacility	seating areas → viewing areas → walkways →
hasRecreationalActivity	events and festivals → sightseeing → walking →
hasStructure	promenade →
hasViewOf	Cornish coast → Drake's Island → Mount Batten → Plymouth Sound →
heritageStatus	historic site →
knownFor	association with Sir Francis Drake → historic waterfront promenade → panoramic sea views →
locatedIn	Devon → England → Plymouth →
near	Barbican, Plymouth → Plymouth Harbour →
openTo	public →
overlooks	Plymouth Sound →
partOf	waterfront of Plymouth →
terrainFeature	limestone cliff →
touristRegion	South West England →
usedFor	public events → public recreation → tourism →

Referenced by (7)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Plymouth → Plymouth, England →	hasLandmark
Plymouth Sound →	borderedBy
Smeaton's Tower →	hasViewOf
Plymouth →	knownFor
Smeaton's Tower →	locatedIn
Smeaton's Tower →	relocatedTo