Exeter is a historic city in Devon, England. Historically, Exeter was the most south-westerly Roman fortified settlement in the whole of Great Britain. It has a healthy tourism industry, and places of interest include the beautiful light coloured stone cathedral, which was founded in 1050, St Nicholas Priory, the remains of a monastery, various medieval churches, the third oldest synagogue in Britain, the ruined castle, Rougemont Castle, The Guildhall, The Custom House, The Butts Ferry, Mo’s Coffee House and Tuckers’ Hall.
Interestingly, “The House That Moved” is a 14th century Tudor building that was moved to a new location to build a road where it originally stood. It was moved little by little to its current location. Parliament Street in Exeter is famed for being one of the narrowest streets in the world. Explore enticing Exeter with a hire car booked through VIP Cars.
