Truro, which is affectionately known as ‘Our Great Little City’ by locals, is Cornwall’s only city. Despite it being the only settlement in the county to earn city status (city status can only be achieved in England if a city has a cathedral) it isn’t the biggest settlement at all. Redruth, Falmouth and St Austell […]
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Are you looking for epic day trips from Exeter? There are lots of wonderful places to enjoy near the city. We’ve got over 12 listed below! With millennia of fascinating history, charming cobbled streets, and plenty of trendy bars and cosy restaurants, there’s plenty to do in Exeter. The second-largest city of Devon is an […]
Proudly bearing the reputation of ‘Britain’s Ocean City’, Plymouth is the largest city in Devon. It’s not the most popular city in the UK for domestic or international tourists, but it does still have a lot to offer guests! Plymouth has a rich history, with heritage from Medieval times and its long history as a […]
Sitting on the south coast of England, Plymouth is the largest city in Devon. It’s quite out of the way for most of the country – it sits right on the border of Cornwall – but it’s worth the drive! During a weekend in Plymouth, you can learn about the fascinating history of the city […]
Perched on the start of the Exe Estuary, Exeter is one of the most historic cities in the UK. It was a small Celtic settlement until 6000 Roman troops set up camp looking for gold, silver and iron in the UK. Exeter has since prospered under different ages and monarchs. Its crowning glory is its […]
Are you planning a weekend in Bristol? This itinerary covers two days in Bristol (which could be Saturday and Sunday, but nearly all of these activities aren’t weekend specific), detailing the very best things to do in the city. I lived in Bristol for four years and have been a Bristol local once again since […]
One of the country’s most quintessential cities, Bath sees millions of visitors every year. It’s actually the second most visited city outside of London. It’s easy to see why; the city is absolutely bursting from history from Roman times to modern day. The buildings are beautiful, and there are plenty of places to eat, drink […]
Bristol is a fairly small city when compared to the UK’s other metropolis’, but there are plenty of places to go shopping. Each of these destinations has a different feel to them, so it’s good to know what area to hit up depending on what you want! I’m not a shopaholic myself, but I have […]
I recently moved back to Bristol, where I spent my university years, and the only place that I can really call home. I love this city; I love the beautiful river, I love the diverse suburbs, and I love the immense array of food that is always on offer. Bristol’s a place with many layers, […]