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The Elizabethan House
See how an Elizabethan mariner lived in this sea captain’s home. This timber-framed house jetties out over a narrow, cobbled street in the historic Barbican area. It has its original windows,...
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The Elliott Gallery
Here at the Elliott Gallery is an exciting art exhibition that the more discerning person will not want to miss. It contains one of the largest and most comprehensive exhibitions of...
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The Guildhall
Established in 1088 as part of the Benedictine Priory, rebuilt in 1553 following the reformation, the Guildhall became the meeting place of the Merchant Guild. Since then it has been the...
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The Long Stone
The remotest and bleakest part of Exmoor is “the Chains”, a high plateau straddling the Somerset/Devon border to the west of Simonsbath. The Long Stone is a 9 foot high prehistoric...
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The Merchant’s House
Tucked away down one of Plymouth’s side streets is this hidden gem. The Merchant’s House has great charm. Its jettied layers of windows proclaim the wealth of its Elizabethan builder. It...
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The Milky Way Adventure Park
Your largest adventure park on the north coast – The Milky Way offers a combination of top quality shows and great attractions designed for the whole family in extensive all weather...
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The Miniature Pony Centre
See, meet and touch over 150 animals, including our miniature ponies and donkeys, Gulliver, our Shire horse, and Chico & Harpo, our miniature horses, as well as all of our other...
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The Old Corn Mill and Pottery
Unique in North Devon – 16th century watermill with 18ft overshot wheel – magnificent restoration from dereliction, containing a wealth of information and interesting machinery. The mill can produce 100% wholemeal...
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The Pavilion
Originally designed as a concert hall, the Pavilion first opened its doors in 1912. Musicians Edward Elgar, Adrian Boult, Henry Wood and John Barbarolli are just some of the names that...
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Theatre Royal
The Theatre Royal is one of the highlights of English regional theatre. Opened in 1982, it has become one of the major venues for drama, ballet, opera and musicals. It not...
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Tiverton Museum of Mid-Devon Life
Tiverton Museum is a museum of social, agricultural, transport and local history. We are situated in the town of Tiverton, in the county of Devon. Join in our programme of group...
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Torcross Memorial Tank
The small village of Torcross is located at the southern end of Slapton Sands. Adjacent to the car park is a memorial Sherman tank. Villagers were evacuated when Slapton Sands was...
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Torquay Museum
The fine building that houses Torquay Museum was built in 1874 and is a piece of Victorian antiquity itself. Step inside however and you will discover even more tempting delights....
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Torre Abbey
Torre Abbey is the oldest building in Torquay, dating back to 1196. The Cary family remodelled it as a Georgian mansion during the 18th century, though many of the original walls...
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Torrington 1646
This is history as never before. Travel back to 1646, meet the characters who populated Torrington, the forgotten site of the last major battle of the English Civil War....
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Watermouth Castle & Family Theme Park
A Victorian Castle with museums, mechanical musical instruments, model railway, dungeon labyrinths and the spectacular underground water fountain show - a mixture of lights, water and music. Gardens with animated fairy...
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Waves Leisure Pool
If you are looking for fun and exercise for the whole family, be sure to visit Waves Leisure Pool - it’s indoor family fun! Enjoy real waves in the warm and...
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Winsford Walled Garden
Victorian walled garden open to the public with B&B accommodation. Plants include herbaceous, alpines, tender perennial shrubs, conifers and palms. Step-by-step photos describe the greenhouse restoration.
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Winsford Walled Garden
Winsford Walled Garden is a fascinating and historic walled garden which is currently undergoing a remarkable transformation. It’s hard to imagine what’s been achieved. We are just a half-hour drive...
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