Exeter & East Devon
E
xeter is an ancient city with a rich history reflected in its many heritage attractions,
from the soaring towers of EXETER CATHEDRAL, to the medieval Underground Passages. Free guided tours of the city run daily with the enthusiastic Red
Coat Guides, with options ranging from ghosts and legends to murder and mayhem. Also well worth a visit are: the award winning Royal Albert Memorial Museum, the Exeter Phoenix for arts and media, Tuckers Hall, St Nicholas Priory and the House Tat Moved.
900 years of HISTORY
Step inside and discover the fascinating story of Exeter Cathedral, told from its Foundation by King Edward the Confessor in 1050 through to the present day.
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Exeter Castle holds a variety of events throughout the season. Close to the city there are a number of golf courses, plus putting greens for the whole family to enjoy. Just outside of the city on Sidmouth Road is the kids delight at Crealy Adventure Park, and Crealy Meadows for camping and caravans.
For sporting fans, Exeter is a must-visit destination. As well as the rugby, catch the excitement of horse-racing in a stunning location at Exeter Racecourse. On Exeter Quayside there are attractions, boat trips, dragon boat racing and fun on the water. On the periphery of the city there are tough cycle sport options, golf, cricket, walks and glorious countryside.
Last but not least, Exeter is a shoppers’ paradise with such stores as John Lewis and Ikea, a thriving High Street, shopping mall, pannier market and a selection of boutiques. Being a regional capital and University City, the places to stay and eat are plentiful and diverse.
THE CATHEDRAL is a remarkable feat of engineering, design and craftsmanship. Te imposing towers of today’s Cathedral date from early 12th century. It has the longest stretch of unbroken Gothic vaulting in the world, stunning stained glass and intricate carvings on the West Front. Pilgrims and visitors have been making their way here since medieval times, and it remains one of the most visited places in the West Country.
Exmouth
Just a few miles from the city is the HALDON FOREST PARK offering a multitude of things for the young and not so young tourist and the indigenous population.
Whether you want a quiet gentle stroll or an exhilarating mountain biking experience, there’s something for you at HALDON FOREST PARK, in its 3,500 acres of woodland just fifteen minutes from Exeter. When planning your visit join Gruffalo Spotters at Haldon Forest Park: from 21st February, follow clues and collect evidence as you search for the Gruffalo along the Gruffalo Spotters trail! Bring the characters to life before your eyes with Te Gruffalo Spotter free app, or gather clues with an Evidence Kit. Tere are Walking Trails for everyone with a wide range of trails, including the Discovery Trail, a multi-use, all-ability trail with traditional and natural play features, and the Butterfly Trail, a more challenging walk but with the potential to discover some rare butterflies in the peaceful depths of the forest. Amazing Bike Trails, the Discovery, Spicers and Kiddens cycle trails help you gain confidence in off-road cycling and there is
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