Exeter is a well known city of artistic events: concerts, theater performances; food and drink festivals, castles, outdoor sports activities. Depends on the preferences it’s recommended to see:
During annual Heritage Open Days many historic and cultural events are free for visitors.
Exeter is a great place, well-known for its shopping, culture and leisure. Getting to Exeter is easy by bus, train or bike You can find frequently located park and ride areas and many parking lots. While shopping you will enjoy the city’s architectural greatness. If you go to the heart of the city, you will see the award-winning Princesshay with a broad variety of shops, restaurants and cafes. Passing through Exeter you can find traffic-free shopping areas. High Street runs parallel to the Cathedral area and Princesshay. In this area you can find many popular stores. If you go on the edge of Exeter’s city center, there is Magdalen Road, known for local drink and food. Fore Street is famous for arts, antiques, crafts, which are placed in unusual shops in older extraordinary buildings leading downhill towards the Exe river.
Staying in Exeter only for one day is definitely too short! To enjoy visiting many wonderful places in the city, it’s good to book at least a couple of days in your calendar. To ensure your visit will be planned on time and you won’t need to worry about a place to stay, book holiday accommodation as soon as possible. There are several holiday accommodation options in Exeter:
Depending on the budget, needs and number of people to accommodate, everyone will find suitable options for holiday accommodation in Exeter.
