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Totnes Attractions: What to do & Places to Visit in Totnes
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The Dartington Hall estate is a 1200 acre mix of farmland, woodland, commercial spaces and residential accommodation. It is...
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The Dartington Hall estate is a 1200 acre mix of farmland, woodland, commercial spaces and residential accommodation. It is home to 25 acres of Grade 2* listed gardens, which are open year round from dawn till dusk. With a rich sense of history and a host of delightful features – from a new bridge by artist Peter Randall Page to a sculpture by Henry Moore to 500 year old Spanish Chestnut trees – the gardens at Dartington are worth exploring all year round. The Dartington Hall Estate also houses 41 listed structures. Public access to some buildings may not be available but any that have received funding for restoration are accessible when possible, and many buildings can be visited if participating in an event.
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Said to be one of the most haunted castles in England, this brooding 12th-century fortification was founded by the Pomeroy...
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Said to be one of the most haunted castles in England, this brooding 12th-century fortification was founded by the Pomeroy family who came to England with William the Conqueror.
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"We combined this with a trip on the South Devon Railway and loved every minute of our day out. This is a beautifully maintained farm with rare breeds of sheep and goats, a hedgehog sanctuary, ducks, chickens and geese and so much more. We were greeted by a friendly receptionist who handed us bags of..." food to attract the animals and we were not disappointed. The creatures were queuing to meet us and eat from our hands. Without doubt, though, the highlight was meeting the owls. These are reals characters who love humans - from tiny Flitwick to the giant Merlin, they were all so friendly, For bird and animal lovers this is a day out not to be missed!
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"Historic church but one which is very much alive. I particularly enjoyed the photographs of Totnes shops from early 1900s comparing them with the same shops today."
"Visited this farm for the second time last Easter. Excellent value for money at £18 for a family of 4 including 4 bags of animal farm. You can buy further bags of food at 50p each. Extremely clean and well run. Staff are exceptionally friendly and go out of their way to tell you about the animals or..." answer any questions you may have. Cafe is also excellent value for money with a good selection of freshly prepared food. On warm days you may sit outside overlooking the steam railway. We parked in the railway station car park in Totnes (£5 charge) - this is the nearest parking to the farm. Other parking in Totnes is just as expensive. You then follow the signs over the River Dart and along the railway platform to the farm. We will definitely visit again!
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