Armada Way and Royal Parade are two important streets in Plymouth that host an impressive array of shopping options that is sure to satisfy even the most discerning of shoppers. Apart from presenting visitors with an array of items for sale, these avenues are also home to many attractions allowing visitors to unwind in style.

The avenues along with Hoe Park make up the Plymouth city centre. Armada Way is the city centre's key roadway, which spans front Royal Parade towards the North Cross Roundabout. Royal Parades however starts from Derby Cross and spans 150ft in width.

St. Andrews Church, which is situated on top of Royal Parade, is the oldest church within Plymouth as well as the biggest parish church in Devon. Belonging to the Anglican Church, St. Andrews has been in service since 800A.D. Apart from this church, the city of Plymouth includes five Baptist churches, an Orthodox Greek Church as well as thirteen Roman Catholic churches.

The two avenues offer many side attractions other than premier shopping. While shopping at the likes of Body Shop, Debenhams and Claire's Accessories; rejuvenate at the quintessential eateries such as Pizza Hut and The Gorge. Armada Way and Royal Parade offers zealous shoppers the chance to satiate their whims and fancies in the midst of this cultural city. A hotel located on Armada Way itself, Copthorne Hotel Plymouth in UK gives guests a chance to explore the fantastic sights and sounds of a diverse and historical city.