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Les meilleures activités à Newton Abbot, Devon : découvrez 33 205 avis de voyageurs et photos de 72 choses à faire à Newton Abbot, sur Tripadvisor.
Les meilleures activités à Newton Abbot, Devon : découvrez 33 322 avis de voyageurs et photos de choses à faire à Newton Abbot, sur Tripadvisor.
Découvrez 7 attractions, lieux intéressants et activités insolites à Newton Abbot (Grande-Bretagne). Ne manquez pas les sites incontournables, parmi lesquels : Teign Bridge, Stover Country Park et Puritan's Pit. D'autres attractions populaires à voir incluent : Bradley.
- Town Trail
- Decoy Country Park
- Stover Country Park
- Bradley Manor
- Plant World Gardens
- St Leonard’s Tower
- Newton Abbot Town Quay
- Templer Way
- Compton Castle
- Shaldon
The Newton Abbot Museum has set up a short but edifying walking trail, showing you around all of the interesting sights and minor curiosities in the town. You can buy this for a £1 from the museum, or download an app. There are more than 20 stops on the route, like Union Street, which was the site of a small riot when Emmeline Pankhurst and the suf...
A Green Flag-winning park is close at hand to the south of Newton Abbot. Decoy Country Park was once on the grounds of Forde House, and its name comes from the wildfowl that would be decoyed here to keep the house’s larder safe. There’s a pond (a flooded clay quarry) with densely wooded banks offering a haven for waterfowl and threaded with a path....
In 114 acres on what used to be the grounds of Stover House (now a private school), Stover Country Park is a calming tract of woodland around a lake. The land is owned by the county council and a Site of Special Scientific Interest for its rare species of dragonfly. That lake at the centre was excavated by James Templer in the 18th century, and has...
One of Devon’s most complete Medieval manor houses is an easy walk from the centre of town along the River Lemon. Bradley Manor is looked after by the National Trust but remains a family home. Most of the house is from the first decades of the 15th century, and there’s lots to love, like wall paintings, original ceilings, catholes and the fabulous ...
On the way to Torquay, Plant World is a four-acre hilltop garden planted as a botanical map of the world. So, blessed with distant views of Dartmoor, the River Teign and the rippling Devon hills, you can amble in landscaped gardens representing all ends of the Earth, growing exotic trees, flowers and shrubs that do well in Devon’s mild climate. The...
Hard to miss in the pedestrianised centre of Newton Abbot is an embattled Medieval chapel tower. Looking at the scarring on the back end of St Leonard’s you can see where this structure used to be joined to the rest chapel. This was founded in 1220 but was pulled down in 1866 to create more space for traffic in the centre of town. Beside the tower ...
For decades, granite, timber and coal was loaded and unloaded at this historic docking area where the River Lemon joins the Teign. Dating to 1848, the quay was first restored in the 1980s by the local council, and has been given a fresh revamp in the 2010s. It’s a peaceful place to come and contemplate the water, with benches, picnic tables, bicycl...
At Newton Abbot Town Quay you can pick up an 18-mile trail between the Haytor granite quarries on Dartmoor and Teignmouth on the coast. This route, named for the powerful granite trading family that lived at Stover House, traces the course of granite from its source to its point of export, via the faint vestiges of the Haytor Granite Tramway (1820-...
Hardly 15 minutes south of Newton Abbot is a rare fortified manor house dating to the late Medieval period. Compton Castle is owned by the National Trust but occupied by the Gilbert family, who have lived here for much of the last 500 years. One famous Gilbert was Sir Humphrey (1539-1583), who colonised Newfoundland and was the half-brother of Sir ...
The seaside is only 15 minutes along the Teign Estuary from Newton Abbot, and there are beaches on both sides, at the Georgian resort of Teignmouth on the north bank and Ness Cove at Shaldon on the hilly south side. Shaldon is also endowed with lots of handsome Georgian architecture, especially fronting the Teign. Something special about Ness Cove ...
Things to Do in Newton Abbot, England: See Tripadvisor's 33,359 traveler reviews and photos of Newton Abbot tourist attractions. Find what to do today, this weekend, or in August. We have reviews of the best places to see in Newton Abbot. Visit top-rated & must-see attractions.
Newton Abbot is a historic market town surrounded by beautiful South Devon countryside. The town is home to a large range of shops, restaurants and open spaces and is perfectly located close to both Dartmoor National Park and a number of lively seaside towns.
30 sept. 2021 · 12 of the best things to do in Newton Abbot, Devon. There are plenty of historic buildings to explore in Newton Abbot, Devon. (Image: Tess Walker) By Andy Cooper. Here’s a dozen great ways to spend the day in the delightful Devon town of Newton Abbot, compiled by KATE WILLIAMS. 1) The Stover Canal.
