The Clocktower Bar at 23 Torwood Street
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The Devon Arms on Park Lane
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The English Riviera Sightseeing tour
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The Festival in full swing at the Pavillion Gardens
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The Harvester Pub and Grill
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The Hole in the Wall Publ is Torquay's oldest pub. We had a nice lunch here.
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The Hotel Regina on The Harbour Side Victoria Parade
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The Liverpool Lady
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The Pavillion Shopping centre in the back ground
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The people we asked didn't know the origin of this interesting building
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The Princess Gardens is a Victorian design with flower beds and the famous Torbay palms imported from New Zealand.
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The Princess Theatre is on the Torquay seafront
The Princess Theatre hosts a variety of entertainment in Torquay, including ballets, operas, orchestral performances, musicals and the Agatha Christie play that we attended. [Torquay - English Riviera - Devon - England]

The Torbay Cab Company
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The Torquay Pavillion opened in 1912 as a grand concert hall.
Agatha Christie (nee Miller) loved music and attended many concerts at the Pavillion. In 1914, she enjoyed a Wagnerian concert here with Archibald Christie whom she later married. [Torquay - English Riviera - Devon - England]

There are many restaurants and cafes on Vaughan Parade
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