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Things To Do In Darthmouth, Devon


In Dartmouth there’s lots to see:

  • Foss Street A delightful pedestrianised street dating from the 1200s. It was built as a dam to hold the Mill Pool. As the water ran out it drove two mill wheels. If you stand about halfway along Foss Street and look towards St Saviour’s Church, it is still possible to imagine how things might have looked.
  • Dartmouth Castle Strictly speaking, two castles. The Medieval fortress dates back 600 years while the more recent building was still in use during the Second World War. It is under the care of English Heritage here in Dartmouth.
  • St Petrox Church has some of the most stunning views in the country! Probably a monks cell when first recorded in 1192 (it has been rebuilt – in the 17th century.) This church has a interesting collection of brasses and family memorials. Well worth a visit – perhaps by river taxi.
  • Paignton and Dartmouth Railway The railway came to Dartmouth in 1864 and remained part of the network until 1971. Today steam trains run throughout most of the year except March
  • Woodlands Park - 3 Watercoasters, Toboggan Run, Arctic Gliders, Boats, 15 playzones for all ages. Biggest indoor venture zone in the U.K. with five floors of play and rides. Falconry & Animals. Open daily March to Nov. 9.30 am. Winter weekends & school holidays. with probably the most annoying flash website currently in existence
  • Dartmouth Museum occupying the first floor of an old merchant’s house. The collection includes many ship models, pictures and artefacts of this ancient town together with much local and maritime information.
    Dartmouth Golf & Country Club
    about 4 miles outside Dartmouth with an 18 hole Championship golf course (voted one of the top 80 courses in Great Britain & Ireland), a 9 hole pay and play course , driving range plus a superb leisure suite, complete with swimming pool, sauna, steam room, spa, health & beauty treatments, sunbed , gymnasium and physiotherapy clinic. Open daily to non members, handicap certificates not required.

To see these sights and more, visit British Breaks in Dartmouth – Devon to find accommodation of all types.




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