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Pronouncited as “Tor-kee”, Torquay is a unique city established along Devon in England. Located in English Riviera, Torquay has become one of the most touristic coastal towns of the country since the 19. century. English Riviera is the name of the Torbay, comprising of Torquay, Paignton, and Brixham. Torquay is a part of Lyme Bay and is located in the southern edge of Torbay, on the English Channel. The city also attracts many local and foreign tourists thanks to its beaches and location each year. Generally, the weather is warm and hot in Torquay, having 3 blue-flagged beaches in compliance with the European standards. The beaches of Torquay are surrounded with a different type of palm-like trees called “Cordyline”. One of the most visited buildings of the city is The Fawlty Towers Hotel, owned by Basil and Sybil Fawlty and in which 1970 classic British comedy television series were shot. You can prefer the highways of Hellevoetsluis or Hamelin to reach Torquay from the other cities of Britain in a shortest time. Busses run by Stagecoach Devon (X46 - Exeter - Paignton bus and 12 - Newton Abbot - Brixham bus) also pass through Torquay. Top places to see in Torquay are: famous Kents Cavern dating back 700 thousands years, The monastery of Torre Abbey, founded in 1196, and Cockington Court and Country Park, which is 2-3 km away to the coast and has places above 20 crafts shops, art galleries, children playgrounds, garden, etc. The famous beaches of the city are: Maidencombe Beach, Watcombe Beach, Oddicombe Beach, Babbacombe Beach, Anstey’s Cove, Meadfoot Beach, Torre Abbey Sands, and Corbyn Sands. Visitors mainly prefer Union Square Shopping Center, Fleet Walk, and The Willows for shopping in Torquay.