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CUSTOM HOUSE


VISITOR CENTRE


Discover the story of Exeter’s Quayside


Exeter, 2,000 years of history


Open: Apr-Oct: Daily 10am-5pm Nov-Mar: Thurs, Fri, Sat & Sun 11am-4pm


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Address: Exeter Quay, EX2 4AN Telephone: 01392 271611 Email: customhouse@exeter.gov.uk www.exeter.gov.uk/customhouse


Admission FREE


Topsham Museum


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25 Strand, Topsham, Exeter, EX3 0AX t 01392 873244 www: topshammuseum.com e info@topshammuseum.org.uk


The story of Topsham, illustrated through boats, maritime history, wildlife in a 17c merchant’s house. There is an exhibition telling the story of HMS Terror.


10%OFF


The 2018 exhibition will cover the topic of ‘Women at Work’, End your visit with a cream tea!


Present this voucher for 10% off souvenirs and books. Valid for one use only until end of 2018.


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Open 1st April – 30th October Sat, Sun, Mon, and Thurs, (plus Tues in August) 2 – 5pm Free admission


Exeter’s Underground Passages


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Exeter’s most unusual attraction


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Please present this voucher for 10% off admission price for up to 5 people. Valid for one use only until end of 2018. Entry restrictions apply. Please call to confirm availability.


2 Paris Street,Exeter EX11GA 01392 665887


underground.passages@exeter.gov.uk City Centre –between Zara and Next


www.exeter.gov.uk/passages


VISIT EXETER 2018


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