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Tavistock Abbey

Tavistock

According to legend hundreds of years ago the monks who used to live in Tavistock Abbey decided to make sweet cider.
Tavistock Museum

Tavistock

A small museum with a permanent local collection, showing glimpses of Tavistock life through the Centuries.
Tavistock Railway Cutting

Tavistock

This local nature reserve is situated in a disused railway cutting in the town of Tavistock. The cutting is a superb walkway or cycleway with beautiful scenary and abundant in wildlife.
Taw & Torridge Estuary

Barnstaple

This estuary has a typical range of saltmarsh communities, with plants such as glasswort, sea aster and sea rush all present. However, it is the large areas of mudflats and sandbanks that are revealed at low tide that provide the major interest.
Ted Hughes Poetry Trail

Teigngrace

The new Ted Hughes Poetry Trail was officially opened on the 4th May 2006 by Councillor Des Shadrick, Chairman of Devon County Council in the presence of Carol Hughes.
Teignmouth and Shaldon Museum

Teignmouth

Exhibits include 16thC cannon and artefacts from Armada wreck and local history, c1920s pier machines and c1877 cannon. Haldon Aerodrome.
Teignmouth Orangery

Teignmouth

In the grounds of Bitton House, a beautiful orangery built in 1842 housing a varied selection of fruit & flowers financed and cared for by "The Friends". Open, free of charge on Tuesdays; Thursdays; Sundays 2-4pm, May - September inclusive.
Teignmouth River Beach

Teignmouth

Located on the estuary side of town, this charming beach takes you back to days gone by. Local fishermen mend nets, sand eels are caught, boats bob up and down with the tide and children splashing and playing.
Teignmouth Town Beach

Teignmouth

A long sandy beach from the mouth of the River Teign east towards Dawlish. Free summer entertainment, with the added attraction of the Victorian Pier and a state-of-the-art childern's play area.
Templer Way, Dartmoor

Dartmoor

The Templer Way is an 18 mile walking route running from Haytor on Dartmoor to and along the Teign Estuary. It follows the route of a disused granite tramway and canal from Haytor on Dartmoor to the tidal River Teign at Newton Abbot.
Tessier Gardens

Torquay

Hidden away between Babbacombe and St. Marychurch, Tessier Gardens is a small and delightful park that was given to the town in 1933 by Mrs H.A Tessier 'for the use of adults only'. Children under the age of 18 are not strictly permitted in the
Tetcott Trail

Tetcott

This trail around the North Devon countryside will lead you through some of the County's best ancient woodland, past oak trees hundreds of years old. You will loop round the Tetcott Estate; the manor house was built in the 16th century and is an int
The Beaford Arts Centre

Winkleigh

A large Victorian country house situated between Exmoor and Dartmoor. Fully catered facilities, ideal for residential courses, particularly arts.
The BIG Sheep

Bideford

Situated on the North Devon coast just off the A39 Atlantic Highway two miles west of Bideford, The BIG Sheep is a leading member of Devon's Top Attractions.
The Church House

Widecombe-In-The-Moor

A National Trust former village school and originally a brewhouse dating back to c1537. Leased to village as village hall. The sexton's cottage now a National Trust information centre and shop.
The Church of St Mary the Virgin

Torquay

The earliest documentary evidence of the church in St Marychurch is to be found in the doomsday book
The Collegiate Church of the Holy Cross

Crediton

Magnificent collegiate church on site of Devon's first cathedral. Birthplace exposition of St Boniface, patron saint of Germany and the Netherlands.
The Dart Gallery

Dartmouth

Located in the bustling port of Dartmouth, in an area of outstanding, natural beauty, this exciting Gallery has established a reputation for exhibiting paintings with the widest range of styles, subjects and mediums.
The Devon Guild of Craftsmen

Bovey Tracey

Following a £1 million refurbishment in 2004 The Riverside Mill at Bovey Tracey now boasts the spacous new Jubilee Gallery, extended Craft Shop and The Terrace Cafe with rooftop seating.
The Donkey Sanctuary

Sidmouth

Just outside the town of Sidmouth, the Donkey Sanctuary is home to around 500 donkeys. Set in unspoilt farmland and countryside, visitors return time and again to meander among the donkeys and absorb the serene and relaxed surroundings.