EXETER QUAYSIDE


Exeter 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  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 That Moved.


Exeter Castle holds a variety of events throughout the season. Close to the city there are a number of golf cour, plus putting greens for the whole family to enjoy. Just outside of the city on Sidmouth Road is the kids dight 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 Racourse. On  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. Being a regional capital and University City, the places to stay and eat are plentiful and diverse.


Voted Devon’s best small attraction for 2019, Stuart Line Cruises offer year-round cruises, day trips and special events that consistently delivers a high-quality service every time. Sailing all year round on the peaceful waters of the River Exe and during the Summer months you can cruise along Britain’s only natural World Heritage Site, Jurassic Coast and the stunning South Devon Coastline. These trips are the perfect way to really experience the beauty of the area.


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By Steven Underhill


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