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Totnes : Sightseeing and Attractions

Woodlands Caravan & Leisure Park An award-winning family leisure and caravan park suitable in any kind of weather. Attractions include toboggan and adventure rides, a falconry centre and a playzone for the little ones. Heaps to do here and heaps of fun for kids and grown-ups too... more Admission: £8.75 Adults Address: Woodlands Leisure Park, Blackawton, Totnes, Devon Postcode: TQ9 7DQ Street Map Contact: PH 01803 712598

Davidson Fine Arts Gallery An independent Fine Arts Gallery specialising in contemporary and 19th century artists from Cornwall and Devon. Artworks you may expect to see here are select pieces from the likes of John Chancellor, Robert Lenkiewicz, Richard Thorn and Ray Denton. Address: Davidson Fine Arts Gallery, 22 High Street,, Totnes, Devon Postcode: TQ9 5RY Street Map Contact: PH 01803 865 774

Totnes Castle Offering fine views over Totnes to the River Dart, Totnes Castle was one of the earliest Norman strongholds in England. Built on a hill and surrounded by fortifications enclosing a high wooden tower, Totnes Castle symbolised the importance of the new Norman regime... more Admission: £2.40 Adults £1.80 Children Address: Totnes Castle, Castle Street,, Totnes, Devon Postcode: TQ9 5NU Street Map Contact: PH 01803 864 406

Berry Pomeroy Castle Ancient lands, an ancient castle, ancient ghosts? Hmm, possibly. Berry Pomeroy Castle lies within an ancient Deer Park upon a natural outcrop overlooking the Gatcombe Valley. Inhabited by two of the foremost families in Devon region, Berry Pomeroy Castle is now a romantic ruins believed by some to be haunted by ancient spirits... more Admission: £3.60 Adults £1.80 Children Address: Berry Pomeroy Castle, Totnes, Devon Postcode: TQ9 6NJ Street Map Contact: PH 01803 866 618

Parish of St. Mary's Totnes This beautiful old church is laid upon ground which has borne witness to Christian worship for more than a 1000 years. The present building was constructed from red Devonian stone in the early Perpendicular Style with a tower at the west end... more Address: Parish & Priory of St. Mary's, High Street, Totnes, Devon Contact: PH 01803 866045

Totnes Guildhall First build in the 11th century the Totnes Guildhall has served as a Benedictine Priory, Magistrates' Courts and the town gaol. See the former prisoner's cell and the table at which Oliver Cromwell spun a cunning plan. .. more Admission: £1 Adults £.25 Children Address: Rampart's Walk, Totnes, Devon Postcode: TQ9 5QH Street Map Contact: PH 01803 862 187

High Cross House A work representative of Swiss-American architect, William Lescaze, High Cross House and its collections combine to form an international celebration of Modernism in its various forms. .. more Admission: £3.50 Adults £2.50 Children Address: High Cross House, Dartington Hall,, Totnes, Devon Postcode: TQ9 6ED Street Map Contact: PH 01803 864114

Dartington Cider Press Centre A wonderful initiative which began in 1925 when Dorothy and Leonard Elmhirst converted Dartington Hall, an ancient estate, into a base for a range of environmental and educational projects. .. more Admission: Free entry Address: Dartington Cider Press Centre, Shinners Bridge, Totnes, Devon Postcode: TQ9 6TQ Street Map Contact: PH 01803 847500

Totnes Costume Museum Located within the oldest Tudor building in Totnes, the Totnes Costume Museum is home to a range of dresses, costumes and accessories from the Victorian Age. In this wonderful display, you'll find works by designers such as the Spanish Fortuny Mariano and Art Nouveau dresses and accessories made by companies such as Liberty & Co. Admission: £2. Adults £0.80 Children Address: Totnes Costume Museum, Bogan House, Totnes, Devon Postcode: TQ9 5NP Street Map Contact: PH 01803 863 821

The Elizabethan Museum Totnes experienced its heyday in the Elizabethan era when the town served as a thriving river port. The Totnes Elizabethan Museum is a fitting tribute to the town and its history. The exhibition itself is located within an Elizabethan building which was built for a wealthy, local merchant, Walter Kellond. As well as finding out more about Totnes and its past, you'll learn more about its residents such as Charles Babbage (1791-1871) who invented the 'analytical engine' an early version of the computer. You'll also find out more about other locals such as Sir Walter Raleigh and more general information on the history of Devon throughout the ages. Admission: £1.50 Adults £0.50 Children Address: The Elizabethan Museum, 70 Fore Street, Totnes, Devon Postcode: TQ9 5RU Street Map Contact: PH 0180 863821

Avenue Cottage Gardens Avenue Cottage Gardens comprise some 11 acres of woodland gardens first planted some 200 years ago. Located in a beautiful valley, you'll also be able to visit the Elizabethan Landscaped Garden which features wonderful rhododendrons and azaleas as well as many rarer and unusual species. Another attraction are the beautiful views of the River Dart and Sharpham House. Admission: £2.50 Adults £0.50 Children Address: Avenue Cottage Gardens, Ashprington, Totnes, Devon Postcode: TQ9 7UT Street Map Contact: PH 01284 757 490

Totnes Rare Breeds Centre An award-winning attraction, the Totnes Rare Breeds Centre is dedicated to the maintenance of biodiversity and rare breeds. On your visit, you'll see rare species of goat, sheep, owls, ducks, domesticated animals and doves. This attraction is easily located near Totnes, just take your cue from the signs to the South Devon Steam Railway (N.B. This is the only entrance.). Admission: £3.50 Adults £2.50 Children Address: Totnes Rare Breeds Centre, Mayhems Cottage,, Totnes, Postcode: TQ9 6LW Street Map Contact: PH 01803 840 387

South Devon Steam Railway A wonderful attraction in South Devon, take a scenic tour along the River Dart on a track first built in 1872. Special events are hosted on these steam engines throughout the season. You'll also be able to use their services to coordinate your trip with a visit aboard a vintage bus to Buckfast Abbey and the Buckfast Otter and Butterflies Sanctuary or the Totnes Rare Breeds Centre. Trust The Station Buckfastleigh Admission: £8.80 Adults £5.30 Children Address: South Devon Railway Station, Buckfastleigh, Totnes, South Devon Postcode: TQ11 0DZ Street Map Contact: PH 01364 642338

Totnes Tourist Information Centre Located within a restored mill, the Totnes Tourist Office is the place to book visits to local attractions and accommodation. A good starting point, you'll also be able to see the on-site exhibition of Totnes' history. Address: The Town Mill, Coronation Road, Totnes, Devon Contact: PH 01803 863168

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