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xeter, Devon’s splendid county town, is a city of history, architecture, culture and recreation, with an abundance of shopping opportunities throw in for
good measure. The Princesshay shopping experience, and the revitalised town centre shops, always known for boutiques etc, is now a draw for the whole of the peninsula. Tourism is plays a big part of the city, with many visitors arriving to marvel at Exeter Cathedral’s soaring twin Norman towers and spectacular uninterrupted vaulted ceiling, which is the longest in the world.
The city is young at heart with its lively bars and nightspots, and its youthful student vibe. Visitors enjoy hanging out in the thoroughly revitalised quayside, where old warehouses have been transformed into trendy shops and restaurants. Also there is water sport with small leisure craft to suit everyone, and trips down the Exe and along the coast. Accommodation is available to suit all pockets & needs, with a plethora of venues offering every type & quality of cuisine. The countryside around the city is renowned for fabulous pubs serving the very best of Devonshire fayre, including the iconic Devon cream tea.
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The Exeter Phoenix Arts and Media in Bradninch Place off Gandy Street, the Royal Albert Memorial Museum, Tuckers Hall, St Nicholas Priory, the House that Moved, the Catacomb, and the unique medieval underground passages that once brought water to the city centre, are all attractions that should not be missed. You can also join a free Red Coat Guided Tour with options ranging from Ghosts tours and legends to exploring the Catacomb by torchlight.
Sidmouth Museum
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• Budleigh Salterton
Country Life Sidmouth
• Cold Harbour • Diggerland
• Bickleigh Collumpton • Colesbrooke
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Peak Hill Llamas
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