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Category: History

5 Historical Places to Visit in Totnes

Totnes is an historic market town that boasts a fascinating history; it is one of 5 Devonshire towns to be mentioned in the Doomsday Book. Here we discover 5 of the best historical places to visit in Totnes. 1. East Gate and…
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Exciting Museums in South Devon

Forget boring exhibits in dusty cases. These marvellous museums in South Devon are all about joining in, having fun and learning some amazing things along the way. Discover sailing ships and steam trains, beautiful art and fascinating photos, wartime dramas and daily…
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Fun Family Things to Do in Brixham

Fun Family Things to Do in Brixham With its colourful houses overlooking a busy harbour and marina, the charming fishing town of Brixham in South Devon has a rich history and maritime heritage that attracts visitors all year round. From coastal walks…
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Unmissable Days Out in Devon for Dinosaur Fans

Go back in time to when dinosaurs roamed If you could travel back in time to prehistoric Devon, you wouldn’t find the region’s iconic wild ponies grazing on Dartmoor. Instead, you’d come face-to-face with dinosaurs! They roamed the dense woodland that once covered the…
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The Iconic Dartmoor Ponies of South Devon

Mention Dartmoor and the first thing that pops into your head are the beautiful ponies that roam freely over the moors. Indeed, the humble pony is the logo for Dartmoor National Park. These small, hardy animals are a huge part of our…
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Agatha Christie – the Queen of Crime – Torquay, Devon

Discover the Queen of Crime in Devon Discover the Queen of Crime in Devon and explore the very countryside that inspired the best-selling writer of all time. Agatha Christie is listed in the Guinness Book of records as the Best Selling Author…
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Historical Castles in Devon

  No visit to Devon is complete without paying some respect to, or at least going to have a good nosey at, the Lords and Ladies who have made their homes around here over the years. Surprising as it may seem today,…
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