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Accommodation in Devon

Wonderful days revelling in Devon's great cultural heritage and traditions will be perfectly completed by relaxing in one of our incomparable range of quality places to stay.

Arts & Crafts in Devon

Devon is a county where creativity and the arts thrive. People have been making and sharing art here for thousands of years. They have sung and danced, told stories and acted plays, embroidered and painted and carved.

Celebrities in Devon

There's definitely something inspirational about Devon! Many famous musicians, chefs and sports and media people hail from here or have chosen to make it their home. Top class chefs abound in Devon.

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Cultural Attractions in Devon

Track down film, TV and book locations in Devon to discover where Agatha Christie created her famous sleuths and the real home of Jam and Jerusalem.

Devon Arts Events

People are making arts events all over Devon throughout the year. In Exeter Cathedral or in the middle of Dartmoor, on the streets of Plymouth or at a small village hall, there's always something to attract your interest.

Devon Comes Of Age

For centuries Devon folk quietly carried on their business, fishing and farming, with a little trading and piracy thrown in, but with the ending of the Middle Ages, as England became more settled and prosperous, Devon people came to ...

Devon Engineering and Industrial Archaeology

Devon, with its glorious scenery and amazing attractions, today thrives on its reputation as an idyllic playground, but look back a century or so, and the county was alive with quarries, mines and mills.

Devon Gardens

Sheltered nooks full of exotic plants, woodland walks, ancient walled gardens packed with glowing flowers, you'll find them all and much more in Devon's gardens.

Devon Maritime Events

Looking for drama, thrills and spectacle? Look no further than one of Devon's many colourful maritime events, from the wild Goldcoast Oceanfest to tiny gig regattas - you're bound to have a wonderful time.

Devon's Castles and Forts

Stark military fort or romantic battlemented ancestral hall? Mediaeval ruin or modern stately dwelling? Take your pick of the fascinating medley of castles scattered around Devon.

Devon's Cultural Calendar

Festivals, open-air opera and goose fairs, food celebrations and regattas - you'll always find something exciting to enjoy on Devon's lively cultural scene.

Devon's Film, TV and Book Locations

Know the feeling when you walk around a corner and think you've been there before? You might well do that in Devon, even on your first visit, for our beautiful unspoilt countryside and delightful towns and villages have been ...

Devon's Historic Cities

Visit either of Devon's two great cities, Exeter and Plymouth , and you're in for a historic treat. Centuries of dramatic history sweeping over them have left their mark in a myriad fascinating ways.

Devon's Historic Towns and Villages

Hilltop lookouts, fishing ports, unspoilt secret villages and elegant seaside resorts, Devon's diverse historic towns and villages unfailingly charm and fascinate visitors.

Devon's History and Heritage

Everywhere you turn in Devon, past and present meet in a rich blend. Traditions, myths and history have all left their mark on today's landscape, towns and customs.

Devon's Maritime History

Down the centuries the history of Devon has been inextricably bound up with the sea.

Devon's Museum and Heritage Attractions

Dodgems and barometers, bakeries and playthings - Devon's rich heritage offers a splendid mix of the curious and the traditional.

Devon's Religious Buildings and Sites

Travel around Devon and you will come to understand how essential its religious buildings, from humble parish church to mighty cathedral, are to its history and landscape. And with over 600 parish churches there are plenty of tales to discover.

Devon's World Heritage Sites

Outstanding as Devon is for the beauty of its world-class landscapes, it also has three remarkable areas recognised as sites of international significance by UNESCO.

Family History in Devon

Who do you think you are? Tinker, tailor, soldier, sailor ¬- digging back into the past to discover what your ancestors did and where you come from is absolutely fascinating.

Famous Devonians

Devon saints and explorers, writers and inventors have all made their mark on the national stage down the centuries. There's something in the blood here that brings out the adventurous! Seafaring comes naturally to Devon men.

Festivals in Devon

Such is the fantastic and exciting range of happenings in Devon, selecting just a few of the major ones is almost impossible. But here is just a taster of the very special events that Devon excels at.

Food Events and Farmers Markets in Devon

Beer festivals, celebrations of the English apple, farmers' markets and food festivals at Exeter, Tavistock and Dartmouth give ample opportunities to sample many of Devon's delicious products.

Georgian Devon

Even in the eighteenth century Devon's friendly climate and stunning scenery drew in wealthy people from far and wide, to leave behind them a legacy of some the most elegant architecture of the age.

Heritage Events in Devon

Devon people rightly cherish their rich history. Goose fairs, mediaeval mummers, music and flaming tar barrels all blend to give you wonderfully memorable events.

Historic Houses in Devon

Enjoy a glimpse into the lives of the rich and famous of bygone days in Devon's historic houses ; there are plenty to choose from! Wander round their beautiful gardens and spacious grounds for stunning views and an escape ...

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Myths, Legends and Folklore in Devon

Hairy hands, cloven footprints, cider sweetened by devilish means, mischievous sprites and mysterious fresh flowers - if your taste is for the bizarre, the sinister and the downright scary, you're in for a treat with Devon's many myths and legends.

Prehistoric Devon

Give yourself time to slow down and drop out of today's busy life. Surround yourself with the ancient sights and sounds of Devon's prehistoric lands and feel history stretching back to time immemorial, for parts of Devon are seriously old.

Prehistoric Sites in Devon

Take a geological tour through time along the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site or wander across ancient landscapes in search of signs of our distant ancestors - Devon has plenty of places where you can get in touch with ...

Roman Devon

1600 years have passed since the Romans left Devon, but still here and there, across the county, you can catch fascinating glimpses of those far-off days.

Strange and Unique Events in Devon

Historic pageantry, tradition stretching back into the mists of time or just plain bizarre, Devon is alive with its own very special events, entered into with great gusto and enthusiasm by local people and visitors alike.

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Victorian Devon

What did the Victorians do for Devon? Well, travel by rail or visit some of our finest resorts and you'll have no difficulty in guessing two of their most lasting bequests.

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