Exeter, Devon. Exeter accommodation, Exeter attractions and Exeter information

Exeter on the Devon Guide

Exeter is Devon's "capital". Exeter is a bustling and lively city with great character that has rebuilt itself since the World War II bombing destroyed much of the city centre. The city, built high on a plateau above the River Axe, is encircled by substantial sections of Roman and medieval wall. The street plan of Exeter has changed very little since the Romans first laid out what is not the High Street.

Exeter Cathedral, with its flanking Norman towers is one of Exeter's most recognisable landmarks. The history of the whole region is covered in Exeter's fine museum. Away from the centre of Exeter, The Quay is the starting point for canalside walks and bike rides during the day, and is a venue for pubs and clubs in the evening.

Exeter Accommodation

If you are looking for accommodation in Exeter or the Exeter area, a Exeter hotel, Exeter bed and breakfast, Exeter cottage or Exeter self catering, you will find information below.

Exeter Hotel

Macdonald Southgate Hotel, Exeter

With its Georgian-style elegance, relaxed atmosphere and exceptional standards of contemporary comfort and convenience, The Southgate provides everything you would expect from a Macdonald Hotel.

Exeter Bed and Breakfast and Guest House

Road Lodge Guesthouse, Exeter

The Road Lodge Guesthouse Bed & Breakfast in Exeter is situated just 3 minutes from Exeter city center with good connections to both the M5 and A303, Met Office, airport, bus and train stations. Road Lodge offers a wide variety of accommodation and services.

Exeter Self Catering

Exeter self catering details

Exeter Attractions

Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery

The Royal Albert MEmorial Museum & Art GAllery is a Fabulous Victorian building which houses the city's important collection, the city' s largest art gallery, the museum service and hosts a lively programme of exhibitions, talks, workshops and special events. The museum is in Queen Street, Exeter and is open Monday to Saturday from 10am to 5pm, closed on bank holidays, admission is FREE.

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