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Cathedral fans take note: the vaulted ceiling of Exeter Cathedral is the longest in the world. If that doesn’t raise the roof for you, there’s lots more to this historical Devon town to keep visitors coming back. Rougemont Castle, the Guildhall and the St Nicholas Priory are just some of the long list of cultural sights worth taking in, as is the oldest building in the city, the Custom House itself.
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Exeter Cathedral Exeter's Historic Quayside 21 The Mint Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery Underground Passages
The main cultural draw for visitors is the Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery, and there are acres of beautiful green areas within the city such as Belmont Park, Northernhay Gardens and the Rougemont Gardens, but for the less culture-vulturally inclined, in search of family thrills ‘n’ spills, the Crealy Great Adventure Park on the outskirts of Exeter is a whirlwind of roller coasters and rides.
In fact Exeter’s location near the south coast makes it a great launch pad for a whole variety of different day excursions, including world-class walking trails such as the South West Coast Path and the famous Dartmoor National Park. there’s also a selection of fantastic beaches along the Jurassic Coast.
Exeter really is a magical place, but if we hesitate to use the word spellbinding, it’s only because prison in Exeter was also the final home of Alice Molland. Poor Alice was the last person executed in England for being a witch. Mind you, they haven’t done that to anyone since 1685. Just leave your broomstick at home, to be doubly sure.
Before you decide on a hotel in Exeter, check out what makes us the number one choice – Jurys Inn Exeter Hotel.
In fact Exeter’s location near the south coast makes it a great launch pad for a whole variety of different day excursions, including world-class walking trails such as the South West Coast Path and the famous Dartmoor National Park. there’s also a selection of fantastic beaches along the Jurassic Coast.
Exeter really is a magical place, but if we hesitate to use the word spellbinding, it’s only because prison in Exeter was also the final home of Alice Molland. Poor Alice was the last person executed in England for being a witch. Mind you, they haven’t done that to anyone since 1685. Just leave your broomstick at home, to be doubly sure.
Before you decide on a hotel in Exeter, check out what makes us the number one choice – Jurys Inn Exeter Hotel.
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