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Discover The Pretty Town Of Totnes

In the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in South Devon, at the head of the River Dart estuary is the historic market town and civil parish, Totnes. The town has a long running recorded history from the ancient times and is rich in music, art, theatre and natural beauty. This is an ideal town to experience a Bohemian lifestyle. The fascinating quay of Totnes is perfect for a refreshing start to the day or to end it in a beautiful evening. You can take a ferry down the River Dart all the way to Dartmouth. The Totnes Castle is a proud example of the legacy and heritage of this charming South Devon town. Built by the Normans in a grand place where three valleys meet, the castle traces back its origins to the 11th century. It is one of England’s best preserved Norman castles.
Totnes is also home to one of the most mystifying and romantic, haunted castles in Britain. Berry Pomeroy Castle is famous for its ghostly sightings and phenomena, becoming a sensational attraction to many. For any tourist visiting Totnes, there are a number of delightful Totnes accommodations to choose from. Simple B&B, self catering cottages, ...
... country houses, inns and hotels are not only warm and welcoming but certainly have a true taste of the South Devon tradition. Travel in the true British tradition by catching the South Devon steam railway that runs between Buckfastleigh and Totnes. Your kids are going to love some quality time spent with the friendliest animals at the Totnes Rare Breeds Farm, where you get hands on experience with farm animals and other tamed wildlife. On the bank of the River Dart is the award-winning Sharpham Vineyard. It is a great place to indulge in magnificent sceneries, taste the best of wine and cheese and bring home great quality wine.
The town is a wonderful place to enjoy fine dining and local produce. The farmers markets, restaurants, cafes and pubs are places where you come across fresh country food. You will find that your Totnes accommodation comes with the pleasures of excellent cuisine to match your taste buds. Try out different places to discover the tastes of the South West, and especially South Devon. Visit the Dartington Hall and gardens in Totnes where there is natural spring water and sceneries of River Dart are mesmerising. It is an amazing place for a stroll and to explore. Totnes is full of surprises and interest for anyone who decides to visit this marvellous pretty little town.
To plan your trip to South Devon and search for the ideal Totnes accommodation or Kingsbridge accommodation, Visit South Devon. Find a complete guide to make your holiday a remarkable success.
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