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Hidden in a wooded valley on the edge of Exmoor, the Arlington estate houses numerous extraordinary collections. The house is crowded with the treasures of the Chichester family, including a unique collection of model ships and an amazing assortment
Artworks is an intriguingly different gallery in South Brent, showing the work of artists and makers from the South West.
Local items of historical, industrial and geological interest. Items on Dartmoor and a North American Indian collection.
The Plymouth Athenaeum has changed considerably since it was started by Henry Woolcombe in 1812 who met with a small group of friends to discuss and disseminate the upsurge of knowledge in science and technology.
We believe dance is for everyone - whether it’s watching or taking part - and we aim to free the imagination and empower others with the confidence and skills to enjoy dance at any level.
The Axe Estuary is home to grazing marsh, mud flats, saltmarsh and reedbeds. It is a haven for wildlife, especially birds. East Devon District Council manages two Local Nature Reserves (LNRs): Seaton Marshes LNR.
The attractive seaside town of Seaton is situated in East Devon, midway between Sidmouth and Lyme Regis. The museum can be found on the top floor of the Town Hall in Fore Street.
Located in the courtroom of the old Axminster police station built c1860. Exhibits portraying the unfolding history of Axminster.
This is basically a really nice walk in a unique landscape. If you're thinking of walking parts of the coastal path then this is a good section to include. In addition it ends at Lyme Regis - prime dinosaur hunting territory!
Take time out from the hustle and bustle of every day life and feel on top of the world as you see it recreated in miniature. Thousands of miniature buildings, people and vehicles capture the essence of England's past, present and future set in four
During the last twenty one years the theatre has seen names such as Jimmy Tarbuck, Cannon & Ball, Elkie Brooks, Freddie Starr & The Drifters.
Distance: 6 miles Difficulty: Easy/Moderate Start/End point: Croyde The walk is based on the attractive village of Croyde in North Devon. Although best known as a surfing venue it is also ideally placed to access some superb coastal scenery.
A beautiful large sandy beach ideal for watersports, especially surfing. Swimming is safe if you stay within the marked area which is patrolled by life guards.
The Barbican Theatre excels at enabling people to find a pathway to engage with and enjoy the arts in a friendly and supportive environment.
The beauty of this site is its views. Standing at the viewpoint on Great Torrington Common you can look south over the valley of the River Torridge. Evidence of how the river has shaped the physical structure of the valley can be clearly seen.
A varied programme of events, alternative theatre and concerts. An intimate atmosphere. Bar and cafe.
Not only does Battery Gardens boast one of the most panoramic views in the bay, it is also a Scheduled Monument.
A single storey Tudor artillery fort built before 1534 to protect the harbour from any hostile ships that might have made it past the defences of Kingswear and Dartmouth castles.
With over 50 acres to explore and our unique mix of animals and adventure, world famous waterfalls, ancient woodland and stunning scenery.
Beer Quarry Caves provide a fascinating insight into the geology of East Devon, where a unique limestone was formed on the seabed 92 million years ago from a mixture of pulverised shells, fin sand and clay.
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