Sidmouth is well known for its beautiful beaches, dramatic Jurassic Coast cliffs and picturesque seafront, but there's much more to discover beyond the coastline. Venture inland and you'll find a quieter side of East Devon, where rolling hills, charming villages, winding country lanes and scenic…
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Headline artists have been announced for the 2027 Sidmouth International Jazz and Blues Festival, with wave three festival passes and tickets for Jools Holland on sale at 10am on Friday 23 October. Jools Holland & His Rhythm & Blues Orchestra, Beverley Knight, Level 42, The Robert Cray Band, Heather…
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East Devon offers some wonderful opportunities to look beyond the everyday and discover the night sky. From dedicated astronomy events at a historic observatory to quieter countryside locations away from the brightest lights, there are places to enjoy stargazing within easy reach of Sidmouth. The…
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Autumn is a great time to explore Sidmouth on foot. The summer crowds begin to ease, the countryside takes on its seasonal colours and the coastline offers a different perspective as the weather changes. From clifftop paths overlooking the Jurassic Coast to riverside walks and routes through the…
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Sidmouth may be best known for its beautiful coastline and Regency heritage, but look a little closer and you will discover a thriving creative side to the town. From contemporary exhibitions and independent galleries to historic architecture, live performances and creative workshops, there are plenty of ways to experience arts and culture during a visit to Sidmouth…
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As summer gives way to autumn, Sidmouth's coastline, countryside and gardens become a haven for wildlife. The changing season brings new opportunities to spot migrating birds, fascinating marine life and colourful insects, all set against the stunning backdrop of the Jurassic Coast. Whether you're…
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Sidmouth is one of Devon’s most peaceful coastal towns, known for its elegant seafront, beautiful gardens and easy access to nature. The town’s position between the Jurassic Coast and the River Sid valley creates a rich environment for wildlife, making it an ideal place for visitors who enjoy…
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Sidmouth is known for its beautiful coastline, elegant seafront and welcoming atmosphere, but one of its greatest strengths is the abundance of green spaces that sit right beside the sea. These peaceful parks, gardens and walking routes offer visitors a chance to slow down, enjoy fresh air and…
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Sidmouth has long been known as one of Devon’s most peaceful coastal towns, offering a calm and welcoming atmosphere that makes visitors feel at ease from the moment they arrive. With its elegant seafront, gentle pace of life and beautiful natural surroundings, Sidmouth is a place where you can slow…
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Sidmouth sits in one of the most spectacular stretches of coastline in the UK, where dramatic red cliffs, fossil-rich beaches and sweeping sea views form part of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Jurassic Coast. Whether you’re a keen walker, a casual explorer or simply here for a scenic seaside…
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