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gifts that are at the heart of their business. There is so much more to discover from home- ware, stationery and confectionary to fashion accessories too. Be sure to browse upstairs and down to find an unusual or unique treat for your- self or others. Lunch, breakfast and


Don’t lose your marbles! S


hop at House of Marbles for quality toys, games and


afternoon tea are served in the fully-licensed eatery. On a sunny day take your dining experience outside for a unique atmosphere sitting amongst the listed kilns in the heart of the Old Pottery site. Children will want to explore the games garden for that extra amusement-factor and dogs are


HOUSE of MARBLES


& Teign Valley Glass


welcome here as well. Teign Valley Glass is a working


glassworks with a team of highly skilled glassmakers. They use traditional techniques such as glassblowing alongside new methods to create stylish and collectable glassware that you can buy in the glass shop as a lasting memento of your visit.


CREATE FANTASTICAL MEMORIES WITH THE KIDS THIS SUMMER AT HOUSE OF MARBLES! With four museums of


games, glass, pottery and marbles, there really is something for everyone no matter where your interests lay. You will discover plenty of other quirky finds to keep you intrigued and in awe! You can follow them on


Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or www.houseofmarbles.com to find out what excitingly wonderful things they have planned! With ample free parking and no admission charge. Open 7 days a week throughout the year. Find them just off the A38 between Exeter and Plymouth, don’t miss a visit to this treasure on the edge of Dartmoor. House of Marbles, Pottery Road, Bovey Tracey, TQ13 9DS 01626 835 285


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