The Liscawen
Hotel in Torpoint
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www.littlefoxhotel.co.ukOpening hours
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About The Liscawen
The Liscawen in Torpoint is listed here under Hotel. You'll find it in Torpoint PL11 3BD. You can reach The Liscawen through its own website.
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Rhinoceros
Plymstock · 8.7 miles
Statue of a Rhinoceros cast in concrete marks the discovery of prehistoric remains, discovered in local caves.
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