Self-Guided Heritage Trails

Self-Guided Heritage Trails

Exeter

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Self-Guided Heritage Trails

Self-Guided Heritage Trails

Discover Exeter's rich and varied history on one of these exciting self guided heritage trails. The trails bring particular themes of the city's past to life on a series of colorful and informative information panels, including The City Wall Trail, The Exeter Woolen Trail, Exeter Ship Canal, and The Medieval Trail

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