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In 1620, the Mayflower started its historic journey from the Barbican in Plymouth, which is a cobblestoned area leading down to the fishing harbour. The streets are rustic and offer antique shops, and small arcades selling items of local interest. The area also has the National Marine Aquarium, Glass blowing works, and is a centre for tourism in the older part of the City of Plymouth. Accessible by foot from the city centre, or by cab or bus, the Plymouth Mayflower is a visitors centre which also houses the local tourist office and offers interactive exhibits relating to the Barbican. Opening hours and other details are available at the website.