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Exeter, also known as Isca Dumnoniorum during the Roman times is a city within the shire county of Devon, England. It currently serves as the capital of Devon. The city lies along the eastern bank of the Exe River. Exeter is famous for its collection of magnificent architectures, arts as well as for being home to the Exeter City Football Club (The Grecians).
Why rent a car in Exeter at VroomVroomVroom?
Here are some of the reasons why customers want to book their rental cars with us.
The prime roads M4, M5, A30, A38 and A303 serve the metropolis. The city is in proximity with Bath, Barnstaple, Bideford, Bristol, Okehampton and Plymouth making visiting the area much better especially for those who are into road tripping.
Crealy Adventure Park offers several choices to have fun with family and friends. The venue has a number of theme park rides, a place to meet farm animals, a venue for parties and so much more. It is located along Sidmouth Road, Clyst St. Mary, Exeter. Visit www.crealy.co.uk/devon/ for more information.
Connections Discovery Centre features interactive exhibits and or displays for young people to learn about the city's past and development in a more entertaining way. The centre is located along Castle Street, Exeter, Devon.
Castle Drogo was designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens upon the commission of the wealthy English businessman, Julius Charles Drewe. The castle is a Grade I listed building. It is amazingly made of granite and was said to be the last castle to be built in England. It is located at Drewsteignton, Exeter, Devon. Castle Drogo is now owned by the National Trust and is open for public to visit.
Exeter's Underground Passages was built during the medieval times and homes pipes that bring fresh water from the natural springs outside the city. People can actually travel under the city's streets with the said ancient passages. To learn more and tour the city's famous underground passages with an expert kindly visit it at Romangate Passage, off High Street, Exeter, Devon.
The Bill Douglas Centre for the History of Cinema and Popular Culture can be found within the University of Exeter, Old Library Building, Exeter, Devon, England. The centre houses large collection of artifacts, books, prints and so much more that tell about the history and development of the film and print media. For more information kindly visit www.exeter.ac.uk/bdc
