1. Exeter Cathedral: A magnificent Gothic cathedral in the city centre, noted for its ornate west front and impressive medieval vaulted ceiling; guided tours and regular services reveal centuries of history.
2. Royal Albert Memorial Museum (RAMM): Exeter’s leading museum with wide-ranging collections in art, archaeology, natural history and local social history, plus family-friendly interactive displays and rotating exhibitions.
3. Underground Passages: Guided tours through medieval vaulted passages that once supplied the city with fresh water, offering a unique and atmospheric way to learn Exeter’s medieval past.
4. Exeter Quay & Canal Basin: A lively waterside area for walking, cycling, boat trips, paddleboarding, cafés and pubs, often hosting markets and seasonal events.
5. Rougemont Castle & Northernhay Gardens: The ruins of a Norman castle set beside peaceful, historic public gardens and parkland—ideal for a relaxing stroll and panoramic city views.
6. Princesshay & High Street shopping: Exeter’s main shopping district combining modern open-air retail and dining with nearby historic lanes, independent shops and the medieval Guildhall.
7. Exeter Phoenix (arts quarter): A vibrant arts centre presenting contemporary music, theatre, cinema, galleries and workshops, and acting as a hub for the city’s creative scene.
