Places to visit in Devon
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Tavistock
This old stannary town was once the world's major copper producing area. There is a charming country atmoshphere in the town with its pannier market and many old fashioned specialist shops.
Type
Market Town
Teignmouth
With an elegant crescent of Georgian buildings dating back to the early 1800's, Teignmouth is steeped in maritime history. An historic port; it's one of the country's top holiday resorts situated between stunning red sandstone cliffs.
Type
Town
Thurlestone
Originally a tiny coastal hamlet, Thurlestone is now home to a gloriously sited hotel, a popular golf course, and a variety of accommodation for permanent residents and visitors alike. The beach is sandy, the sea is safe and clean (MCS award) and ver
Tiverton
The largest town in Mid Devon, visit Tiverton for echoes of the past including a romantic castle, and horse-drawn barge trips on the idyllic Grand Western Canal.
Type
Market Town
Topsham
A fascinating and quaint historic estuary port, Topsham has some fine architecture. There are Dutch traders’ houses and fine examples of buildings from Georgian and Edwardian times.
Type
Town
Torcross and Slapton
Set respectively away from (Slapton) and right on the coast (Torcross), these two villages enjoy sublime natural advantages set next to both the sea and a freshwater lake. Slapton Ley Nature Reserve, miles of beach, pubs, shops and accommodation.
Type
Village
Torquay
Torquay has been one of the UK's top holiday destinations since Victorian Times when the gentry promenaded, bathing huts were wheeled down the beaches and anyone who was anyone had an attractive villa overlooking the sea.
Type
Town
Totnes
Totnes, an ancient borough sitting on a steep promontory next to the river Dart, devotes itself in almost equal measures to arts and crafts, to history and architecture, and to eccentric lifestyles. Totnes is an absolute gem of a town - a must-do for
Type
Town
Two Bridges
A scattered hamlet where two main roads and the West Dart and Cowsick rivers converge.
Bridges have been here since ancient times hence the name of the hamlet .Type
Hamlet
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