The ghostly writing is on the wall for this pub where time was never called. When it closed in the 1960s, not one thing was...

Enjoy the best of unspoilt Devon from the nostalgic comfort of one of South Devon Railway’s steam or vintage diesel engines. Excellent attention to detail...

For nature lovers the Butterfly Farm and Otter Santuary on the edge of Dartmoor is well worth a visit. Many of us are familiar with...

As well as a wonderful assortment of items you might expect, such as local artefacts, town history and historical records, this stannary town museum also...

Towering over the town skyline and one of Ashburton’s oldest buildings, the Chapel of St Lawrence started its life as a private place of worship...

Fifteen shops and two restaurants set in a village atmosphere, offer a collection including fine foods, glass, traditional crafts, jewellery and pottery along with books,...

Totnes Castle is a classic example of a Norman motte and bailey castle, overlooking the River Dart. A stone shell was built on top...

The Devonshire Collection of Period Costume is an outstanding visitor attraction. The exhibition has a massive range of clothes that would have been popular...

Established in 1088 as part of the Benedictine Priory, rebuilt in 1553 following the reformation, the Guildhall became the meeting place of the Merchant Guild....

This museum takes visitors back in time on a voyage of discovery through the fascinating past of this region. Starting in the Elizabethan era,...

Fortified manor house built between 1340 and 1520 by the Gilbert family, home of Sir Humphrey Gilbert, coloniser of Newfoundland and half brother of Sir...

The Devon countryside is filled with interesting and historic buildings, but few as beautiful and well positioned as this. Tucked away in a steep...

Escape the hurley burley with a visit to this famous woodland park with magnificent walks and waterfalls. Enjoy the wildlife discovery trails, ’Becky’ box hunts,...

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....

24 acres of flowering wild flowers and rare trees in Dartmoor National Park, 1¼ miles north of Ivybridge. The gardens are set in the beautiful...

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...

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...

All Saints Church, a late 19th Century structure, was completed shortly before novelist Agatha Christie’s birth in 1890. Her father, Frederick Miller, made a financial...

Burrator Reservoir is set within the boundaries of Dartmoor National Park, only a few miles from the village of Yelverton. The reservoir was officially...

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...

Torre Abbey is the oldest building in Torquay, dating back to 1196. The Cary family remodelled it as a Georgian mansion during the 18th century,...

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...

Torquay Central Library is a cultural meeting point and social hub at the heart of the English Riviera. The centre houses an extensive range...

The Riviera Centre offers all weather, fun filled leisure facilities. Waves Leisure Pool is the main attraction with flume and wave machine. Or children can...

The Oyster Gallery is located in Torquay and offers a beautiful environment in which to view art. It carries a collection of works by...

Cover thousands of miles in just a few hours and on foot, on a worldwide nature trail. Explore habitats from around the world: scorching deserts,...

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...

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....

The South West’s leading gallery, craft showrooms and café with courtyard seating. Stunning location in grade II listed riverside mill on the fringes of Dartmoor....

See, meet and touch over 150 animals, including our miniature ponies and donkeys, Gulliver, our Shire horse, and Chico & Harpo, our miniature horses, as...

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

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...

This arts centre is one of the cultural centres in the community and has been an important part of the artistic make-up of the town...

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...

The Cookworthy Museum holds a large and relatively eclectic range of exhibits that come from thousands of years of history. There are some interesting...

The remnants of this former R.A.F. base can be found near the village of Yelverton, within Dartmoor National Park. Largely built and maintained by...

Buckland Abbey is over 700 years old and has been developed and added to throughout the ages. One thing that the abbey is famous...

Greenway offers visitors the chance to experience an unspoilt slice of Devon countryside and gardens on the banks of the River Dart. Offering an...

Offering dramatic views of Dartmoor, set above the Teign Gorge, the ‘last castle to be built in England’ was acquired by the National Trust in...

The Church of St Mary the Virgin in Churston Ferrers was built in the 14th Century in the perpendicular style. It has a large tower...