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With a population of around 130,000 people, Exeter is a long way from being one of the UK’s biggest cities. However, it can fairly claim to be one of the oldest. And as the capital of its county of Devon and the home of the University of Exeter, it’s a city that has a lot to offer.
Exeter's origins lie in prehistory. There were settlements in the area thousands of years ago, and finds of Greek and Roman coins suggest that these settlements were trading with the classical world as early as 250 BC. When the Romans invaded Britain, they established a fort at Exeter in 55 AD. A settlement grew up around the fort, and continued to expand even after the fort was abandoned. Glimpses of the old Roman walls of the city can still be seen to this day.
After the fall of the Roman Empire, Exeter was ruled by Saxons, though it was briefly captured by Vikings in 876. Following the Norman conquest of Britain, Exeter rebelled against the new King in 1068, leading William the Conqueror to lay siege to the city.
The city continued to expand through the medieval period. By the time of the English Civil War in the 17th century, Exeter was a prosperous town with an economy based on the wool trade. With the coming of the Industrial Revolution, Exeter began to decline in importance, but this led to many of the city’s historic buildings being preserved.
Nowadays, Exeter repeatedly ranks highly on lists of the UK's most livable cities. Thanks to a warm southern climate and a robust economy, it's a city well worth exploring.
With a history that goes back more than 2,000 years, Exeter is rich in ancient monuments. Best of all, the relatively small size of the city means that many of the top attractions are very close to one another. This quirky town makes for a fascinating place to explore.
See the spiritual heart of the city at Exeter Cathedral. Built around 1400, this Norman Gothic church boasts an astronomical clock and stained-glass windows from the 14th-century that miraculously survived bomb damage during the Second World War. It's a tranquil place to ponder the complex history of this town.
Step back in time at Cathedral Close. Once the site of the old Roman bathhouse, Cathedral Close is a historic neighborhood in the center of Exeter next to the Cathedral. The well-preserved ancient buildings are now home to a number of pubs and tea shops, and it's an excellent place to get refreshed in scenic surroundings.
Admire some of Devon’s cultural heritage at the Royal Albert Memorial Museum. Established in 1868 as a memorial to Queen Victoria’s husband, the museum houses an eclectic collection of art, artifacts, and natural history specimens that explain more about Exeter and its region.
Get some fresh air at the Historic Quayside. One of the most popular parts of the city for both locals and visitors, this Riverside neighborhood is full of parks, antique shops, quaint pubs, and other great places to spend a pleasant afternoon. Go for a stroll along the waterfront and enjoy the laid-back atmosphere of the town.
Don't miss a unique photo opportunity at Parliament Street. Just off Exeter's High Street, this may not be the world's narrowest street as it claims. But at 25 inches wide, it's definitely one of them. It makes for a great photo opportunity as you explore the center of the city.
Exeter airport is just a few miles outside the city and can be reached by bus. The airport flies to destinations throughout the UK and a few international airports. The nearest major airport is London Heathrow, which can be reached by long-distance bus in around two and half hours.
Exeter train station is close to the center of the city, just a few minutes' walk from the Cathedral and many of the town's other attractions. Trains stop here from London, Cardiff, and other cities throughout the UK.
Bus routes 173 and 359 stop outside the train station. From here, they travel through the center of the city to the Cathedral, making it easy to get around.
Due to its comparatively small size, Exeter is a very walkable city. And often, that's the best way to explore such an ancient town. You never know what you may find when you explore on foot. But you will want to do that while carrying heavy bags. So make sure you track down a Bounce luggage storage location in Exeter. No matter how many bags you have or how big they are, you can leave them at an Exeter luggage storage knowing they will be safely looked after until you come to pick them up.
Haldon Forest Park: Approximately eight miles south of Exeter, Haldon Forest Park feels like another world entirely. This protected forest is full of walking trails that will show you the wild side of Devon. Cycling and horseback riding are also popular activities, and there's even a treetop assault course to burn off your excess energy. Drop off any heavy bags at a luggage storage in Exeter and see some of the famous Devon countryside on your trip.
Crealy Adventure Park: Just six miles from the city, Crealy Adventure Park is a fun-sized theme park that makes a great place to spend the day with the kids. With over 60 rides, live shows, and even a small zoo, the park has plenty to offer families looking for little excitement during their trip. If you don't feel like driving, the number 9 bus will take you from Exeter to the park.
The Donkey Sanctuary: Make friends with hundreds of adorable equines at The Donkey Sanctuary. Located a 30-minute drive east of the city, this large facility houses and cares for a huge herd of rescued donkeys. Visiting the sanctuary helps support this worthy cause, and you can see the good work this organization is doing for animal welfare. Plus, you can help feed the donkeys and see them enjoying their new life.
Andie Haddad
Local Guide
Convenient to the Met, which does not allow luggage at coat check. Very easy check in and check out process, with lovely people at the front!
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Local Guide
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The price for luggage storage in Exeter is just $5.90/bag for the entire day.
There are multiple locations all around Exeter which can be booked through the Bounce platform including near Greylake Nature Reserve, Glastonbury Tor, Exeter Cathedral and many other areas.
Yes. Every bag is tagged with a security seal and comes with the $10,000 Bounce Guarantee. Every location is required to uphold tight security precautions. You may be asked to show ID and you will be required to use a credit card to book through Bounce in advance. With hundreds of thousands of bags stored, you can count on Bounce to handle your baggage in Exeter.
Yes. There are storage lockers and many other luggage drop off points in Exeter. Bounce has multiple locations throughout Exeter where you can conveniently store your luggage with full security and the $10,000 Bounce Gurantee.
The most popular restaurants to visit are Rendezvous 10 Wine Bar, Rodean, and Chimneys. Additionally, the highest ranked hotels within Exeter are Hotel du Vin, Holiday Inn Express Exeter - City Centre, and Long Range Hotel.
Exeter offers several scenic parks including Park, Home Covert, and Killerton Park.
You can find local tourist information at Rougemont Castle Gatehouse, Jurassic Coast, and Tourist Information.
If you're looking for a good museum in Exeter, we recommend Exeter's Underground Passages, Royal Albert Memorial Museum, and Topsham Museum. If you prefer to be outside, you can give yourself a walking tour and see some of Exeter's most popular historical attractions including Heritage Site, Park, or Home Covert and monuments like RAF Culmhead, May Day Rock, or War memorial. Lastly, you can enjoy the local ruin of Glastonbury Tor, Glastonbury Abbey, or Maiden Castle.