Attractions and Places to Visit in Devon
With two National Parks, a variety of Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and an abundance of beautiful coastline, you’ll find spectacular scenery wherever you look, giving plenty of opportunities to make the most of the fresh air. Devon has a wealth of heritage and this can be witnessed throughout the grand stately homes, fascinating museums and magnificent gardens dotted all over the county.
Places to Stay in Devon
If you are looking for a luxury break, Devon has a great selection of top quality hotels, or if you prefer to stay somewhere smaller and more intimate, there are plenty of conveniently located B&Bs and Guest houses to choose from.
Sports and Activities
Devon is the only county in England that has two National Parks and the only county in the UK to have non-continuous coastline on both the north and south. close to the coast, lends itself perfectly to outdoor activities, such as walking, cycling and watersports.
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Food and Drinks
From fine dining and afternoon tea to pop-up markets and humble street food, Devon is packed with options to suit any mood offering any and every cuisine you can think of.
Come and enjoy some of South Devon’s freshest seafood and carefully sourced quality meats in our relaxed and informal restaurant. Prepared, cooked and served with passion and care.
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An award winning, rustic seafood restaurant, serving a selection of daily catch seafood - with heaps of charm.
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A 13th Century village pub steeped in history and bursting with original charm and character. Inglenook fireplace, log burners & beams a plenty..
Our restaurant is little off the beaten track in the west quarter of the city but offers quality dining in Devon. The Fish and Seafood we use come from day boat landed.
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Shopping & Fashion in Devon
Devon has independent shops dotted throughout the city, though there are some streets with more shops than others. There are also a number of specialist shops, including jewellers, art galleries, toy stores, antiques dealers and seaside gift shops, as well as countless boutiques.
Health & Wellbeing in Devon
Unwind in luxurious treatment rooms in a choice of beautiful and professional salons around Devon. Manicures, Pedicures, Facials, Waxing, Consultations, Massages and more are offered in Devon best beauty salons.
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Local Services
Visitors, students and residents of Devon can find information about local services and amenities or visit Events to find out more about local events or Local Traders about local tradespeople.
Properties for Sale & Rent
Estate agencies in Devon are offering a great variety of properties on the area's favourite locations. In Devon you can find an excellent selection of properties for sale and rent.
Things to do
Enjoy a family day out in Devon, with different things to do whatever the weather. Explore green spaces, laser tag and play centres.
~What’s on in Devon Local News~
Campaign to honour unsung RAF wartime heroes takes a step closer to reality
A campaign for a memorial to the forgotten RAF reconnaissance heroes of World War Two – including a North Devon man who is buried in Combe Martin churchyard – is one step closer to fruition. There is no national memorial to the pilots of the PRU – Photographic Reconnaissance Unit – who flew light un North Devon Gazette | News…
Devon MPs urged to back parliamentary motion to rebuild the region’s ‘crumbling hospitals’
North Devon’s MP has urged all MPs in the region to vote for a Liberal Democrat motion in Parliament tomorrow (Wednesday, April 23) calling for the creation of a ‘crumbling hospitals taskforce’ to help fix the area’s NHS buildings. During the opposition day debate in Parliament tomorrow, the Lib Dem North Devon Gazette | News…
Cliff Railway marks 135 years of Victorian ingenuity
The iconic Lynton and Lynmouth Cliff Railway is celebrating its 135th anniversary on Monday 7 April, marking more than a century of continuous service connecting the twin towns. Construction began in 1887 and was completed within three years, funded largely by publisher Sir George Newnes. Shocked by North Devon Gazette | News…
Torrington students pitch ideas to improve their town
Students at Great Torrington School have been pitching ideas on how to make their town a better place to live as part of a democracy event – but their ideas could bear fruit too. The Torridge District Council event for Year 11 students at the school on Monday (March 17) was intended to give them an North Devon Gazette | News…
Alliance meets to plan future of North Devon rail line
An alliance of rail groups and specialists will meet in Barnstaple on Friday, March 7, to devise a masterplan for the North Devon line, also known as the Tarka Line. The Northern Devon Railway Development Alliance’s second annual convention will focus on modernising the line and extending it to Bide North Devon Gazette | News…
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