A 360 virtual tour of the poignant display Wave of Poppies on Plymouth Hoe for Remembrance Day 2017.
The poignant display marked the centenary of the First World War and featured a wave of poppies cascading up the naval memorial made from some of the ceramic poppies that were originally displayed at the Tower of London in 2014. Each individual flower represents a life lost on the battlefields in the First World War.
Since the display was unveiled back in August, over 300,000 people flocked to see it.
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Located on Plymouth Hoe in the coastal city of Plymouth in Devon, UK.
- The poppies were originally displayed at the Tower of London in 2014.
- Each individual flower represents a life lost on the battlefields in the First World War.
Plymouth PL1 2PU. There is some on street parking available Osbourne Pl, Hoe Rd for a small fee. Disabled parking is available on the promenade itself with access off Hoe Road.
- Public toilets are located either end of the hoe, closest are the ones behind the cafe on the Promenade, Royal Citadel end.
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