Dawlish Museum is a fascinating collection that investigates the long and interesting history of this area. The museum is well appointed and contains a...

Sail with Stuart Line Cruises on a delightful River Exe cruise or a spectacular Coastal Cruise. Breathtaking scenery and fascinating history throughout the year. Full...

Exmouth Museum is a museum of local history, houses in the old council stables, hayloft and early 19th Century foreman’s cottage. Displays include local history,...

Located on Dartmoor, Hound Tor is a fine example of a well-wethered granite outcrop. The main attractions at the site, which is managed by...

This quirky 18th Century house was purchased by the National Trust in 1901 and has an impressive interior collection, many of which were gathered during...

Enter a world of miniature marvels! Visit the English countryside in 1/12th scale including models of famous landmarks. New features include the ‘Babbacombe Junction’ model...

Bygones calls itself a Victorian museum, but how many museums can you name that make you feel as if you have literally stepped back in...

Kents Cavern is one of the oldest recognisable human dwelling-places in Britain. Take a guided tour around these caves and find yourself whisked on a...

Wander amongst the rare and exotic orchids in a cool paradise garden come rain or shine. There is always a wide array of orchids in...

The fine building that houses Torquay Museum was built in 1874 and is a piece of Victorian antiquity itself. Step inside however and you...

Torquay harbour and marina is a very popular place with visitors, having many facilities that centre on the tourism industry. Lying to the north of...

Set in woodland and meadows through which the River Lemon runs, this property is one of the most impressive medieval manor houses in the county....

Originally designed as a concert hall, the Pavilion first opened its doors in 1912. Musicians Edward Elgar, Adrian Boult, Henry Wood and John Barbarolli are...

Living Coasts features a range of fascinating coastal creatures from penguins to fur seals, puffins to sea ducks. There are sandy beaches, rugged cliff-faces and...

Princess Gardens were opened in 1894. They were named after Princess Louise, the daughter of Queen Victoria, who visited the town on 6 May 1890....