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This is a delightful old-style building, built in the 17th century when the moorland and surrounding area was a busy mining centre, servicing old mining and engine houses at the rear of the inn. More ancient relics such as the megolithic tomb, Trethevy Quoit, bronze age stone circles and various prehistoric tumuli lie within easy reach.
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The name commemorates Queen Victoria's golden jubilee in 1887, although the inn actually dates from the 16th century and was formerly known as The Axe. The interior has a homely, welcoming feel, with its oak-beamed ceilings, blazing winter fires,and Staffordshire figurines of the queen and her consort.
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Pelynt,
Looe PL13 2JZ |
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01503 220312
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The Ship is set in the centre of Looe, a working fishing harbour which has managed to keep its charming old world character. The Ship is in the middle of the bustling main street and is adjacent to the Cliff Path walk. It is an excellent place to stop off for a meal or bed and breakfast, to set you on your way.
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This energetic and lively bar is situated opposite Looe beach. Looe is an historic fishing port, which has numerous amenities for people of all ages.
The Decker can provide you with a whole range of entertainment, from live bands on a Friday night, to discos on a Wednesday,Thursday and Saturday, all with a late licence till 1am.
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Higher Market Street,
Looe PL13 1BS |
| Telephone:
01503 262122
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