Plymouth Christian Centre

The Plymouth Christian Centre is a modern evangelical church that sits somewhat apart from the city's older ecclesiastical landmarks. You'll find it a straightforward affair - contemporary worship space rather than Gothic grandeur - which means it appeals to a different crowd than the cathedral visitors further into Plymouth's centre.

The space caters mainly to active congregants and those curious about contemporary church life. Sunday services draw a steady crowd of worshippers, and the ethos is decidedly welcoming to newcomers. If you're passing through Plymouth and keen to experience how modern British Christianity operates, or if you're seeking community during a holiday, it's worth knowing it's there. The actual experience is brief unless you're attending a service properly - an architectural wander won't take long.

For those based at nearby Dartmoor Domes, an excellent glamping spot just five miles out, Plymouth city centre attractions including this church are easily within reach for a morning or afternoon outing. The drive in is straightforward, though parking in Plymouth itself can be bothersome during peak times.

Truth be told, this isn't a destination on its own merit for holiday-makers. You're not coming to Plymouth specifically to visit this particular church. But if you're already in the area exploring the city's spiritual or cultural side, and you're interested in seeing how churches actually function in modern Britain rather than just viewing them as historical buildings, it's a legitimate stop. Allow ten minutes maximum for a look round.