Whats On in Exeter Today

Beneath the quiet streets of Dorchester lie the bloodstained echoes of Roman gladiators and the chilling shadows of seventeenth century rebellions.

Ancient stones, tangled legends, and centuries-old secrets wait just beneath Glastonbury's surface-a town where every corner hints at something lost

Medieval secrets linger in Exeter's winding lanes, where ancient church towers watch over tales of scandal and survival that most visitors never hear.

Start on the Hoe, where Drake is said to have finished his game of bowls before facing the Armada, and walk down to the Barbican quay where the

Cannon muzzles still peer out from ancient stone at Bayard's Cove Fort, their silent vigil masking centuries of intrigue and unrest along Dartmouth's

Exeter's fame rests on its cathedral, its Roman walls and its role as the capital of the south-west.

A smuggler's tunnel once snaked beneath Weymouth's golden sands and shadows still linger around every corner.