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Exeter : Things to see and do
Exeter : Organise your stay
Exeter :
Unmissable tourist sites
Where to sleep?
Exeter Hotel tips
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Abode Exeter The Royal Clarence Hotel from79 £
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Exeter Serviced Apartments @ West Street Mews from67 £
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White Hart Hotel by Marstons Inns from35 £
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Travel guide Exeter 
Exeter : The Michelin guide review
Exeter is well located at the head of the navigable waters of the River Exe and proud of its long history (many traces of which were erased by German bombing). In the Middle Ages, Exeter was a great wool trade centre and some of the old houses of that period have been restored in the city centre. Exeter owes its charm to its crescents and terraces, plus its grey stone cathedral, which contrasts with the city’s red sandstone churches and ramparts, as well as its red brick Georgian houses.
Tourist attractions Exeter : Things to see and do
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St Nicholas Priory
The Mint GB - Exeter EX4 3BL
This sandstone building was once the guest quarters of a Benedictine priory founded in 1087 which later became an Elizabethan merchant's home. In the Norman crypt, massive round columns support low ribbed vaulting. The Guest Hall and Prior's Room hav..
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Exeter Cathedral
1 The Cloisters GB - Exeter EX1 1HS
The Romanesque towers of the transept are the oldest part of Exeter Cathedral; most of the edifice was remodelled in the 13C and completed in the 14C. Inside, the most striking feature is the tierceron vault , in the nave that reaches over 91m. Also..
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Guildhall
North Street GB - Exeter EX4 3HG
The most striking features of this old municipal building are the magnificently decorated Tudor portico , added in 1593, the Chamber with a timber roof dating from 1468-1470, and the ornate Elizabethan oak panelling .
Hotels Exeter
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Exeter Serviced Apartments @ West Street Mews
"West Street Mews Apartments, West Street" GB - Exeter EX1 1BB
"West Street Mews Apartments in Exeter city centre are the perfect alternative to the traditional cramped hotel room. Whether you are a business traveller looking for a comfy and convenient place to call home, a family looking for some space to ..
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The City Gate Hotel
"1, Iron Bridge" GB - Exeter EX4 3RB
Prix Prices from : 45 GBP
"In the heart of Exeter, The City Gate offers modern rooms, free Wi-Fi and a beer garden. Exeter Central Station is nearby and the M5 motorway is within easy reach.Each en suite room at The City Gate Hotel features a TV, teacoffee and air condit..
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Abode Exeter The Royal Clarence Hotel
Cathedral Yard GB - Exeter EX1 1HD
Situated in the heart of Exeter in the stunning Cathedral Yard, Abode Exeter is Exeter's oldest hotel. It boasts elegantly decorated rooms, an award-winning chef and an on-site gym. The hotel is home to Michael Caines Fine Dining Restaurant, serving..
Restaurants Exeter
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Petite Maison
35 Fore St GB - Topsham EX3 OHR
Cosy two-roomed restaurant in a charming village by the River Clyst. Flavourful, classic dishes are presented in a modern style and come in generous portions. Friendly, welcoming owners.
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Neighbourhood restaurant with welcoming feel. Plain décor with oils and prints; large, well-spaced tables. Extensive menu of local, seasonal fare; plenty of meat, fish and vegetarian choices.
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Unassuming whitewashed pub with warm, welcoming interior. They support local producers and cooking is taken seriously. Extensive menus feature fresh fish specials; bread, veg and water are satisfyingly free of charge. Jazz evenings take place in summ..
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Comfortable, contemporarily stylish restaurant overlooking cathedral. Menu has good choice of well-balanced and confident modern British cooking. Pleasant, efficient service.
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Olive Tree
Bystock Terr. GB - Exeter EX4 4HY
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Puffing Billy
Station Rd GB - Exton EX3 0PR
Spacious, modern pub with stylish bar, formal dining room and efficient, welcoming service. Menus offer something for everyone, covering the traditional, the regional and the international.
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Lazy Toad Inn
GB - Brampford Speke EX5 5DP
Sweet little pub with cobbled courtyard, which uses vegetables from its own polytunnel and lambs raised in its smallholding. Homemade pork scratchings in the bar; cooking displays some Asian influences - even the pak choi is home-grown.
