If you are bringing your family on a holiday at Devon, you should get accommodations at one of the Devon holiday cottages or the Torquay holiday cottages.
They are luxurious and comfortable cottages that are just a short distance away from many beaches in Devon.
Aside from that, you can also visit the museums, pubs and restaurants, and castles around Devon.
These historical places reflect the heritage and culture of Devon so you must plan to see one of them.
It is worth visiting these fascinating tourist spots so you can have the best out of your Devon holidays.
Exeter Castle The Torquay holiday cottages are close to the Exeter Castle, so you will not have trouble finding the place.
This is a spectacular venue that is located on a hill of basalt, reddish rock, and lava from an extinct volcano.
The Exeter Castle showcases some of the most unique spaces for heritage, culture, dining, and commerce.
If you are staying at the Devon holiday cottages, you can just drive down here so you can bring the whole family to witness its art exhibitions.
This castle is at a height of almost 150 m from the busy high street of the city so the view is totally wonderful.
The tour guides in the castle re ready to explain to you its chequered history.
But if you want, you can also make appointment in advance so you can have a private tour of the castle.
There are also art exhibitions and musical events being organized here.
Exeter Castle is open Monday to Friday from 7 a.
m.
to 7 p.
m.
all year round.
This vibrant hub of music, art, food and drink should be on top of your must -see list before going back to your Torquay holiday cottages.
Dartmouth Castle If you are staying at the Devon holiday cottages close to Dartmouth, you must grab the opportunity to visit the Dartmouth Castle.
Located at the head of the River Dart, this was the first English castle constructed with artillery in mind.
The busy port of Dartmouth and the narrow entry point to the Dart Estuary have been protected by the Dartmouth Castle for more than 600 years.
From 1388, when the construction of the castle first commenced, it was only in 1403 that it was actually finished.
Today, just one round tower exists, with a deep moat and a section of wall.
Tourists staying at the luxurious Torquay holiday cottages are never disappointed with the wonderful exhibitions on the site that trace the castle's history which is why it is known as one of the most picturesque fortresses in England.
The Dartmouth Castle attracts visitors from far and wide because of the unique beauty it offers.
Walk through the stone and paved paths, slopes, and steps s you explore the ground floors.
But there are narrow, steep spiral staircases that you can also take to reach the upper floors.
They all add up to the charm and wonders of the castle.
There is a small riverside garden that is breathtakingly beautiful, a perfect spot to take pictures and just enjoy everything.
Your stay in the Torquay holiday cottages or the Devon holiday cottages will truly be an affair to remember if you visit these Devon castles.