Exeter was established as the most westerly Roman outpost many years ago, since then it has had an eventful history. In the days of the Normans it was one of England's largest towns and the expansion of the wool trade

supported the city during the Tudor period. Exeter is still a place of great historic value. The cobbled streets and The Cathedral of St. Peter make it a delightful place to visit. The cathedral is one of the finest examples of medieval architecture and is the most distinctive feature of Exeter's skyline. The Royal Albert Museum displays fine artefacts from Exeter's history and you will find there is something to interest everyone.