Phantasmagorical

Once a Roman encampment, and heavily bombed during World War Two, Exeter has undergone many incarnations over the years. As you walk through the beautiful Cathedral Yard past the 12th century Gothic cathedral, you’ll see mediaeval and Tudor buildings, as well as the remnants of Exeter’s old Roman Wall. And if you listen carefully, you may hear ghostly footsteps and moans, because some of the city’s historic residents never left...

SEA DOG’S HAUNT

Located down St Martin’s Lane, a narrow side street just off Cathedral Yard, The Ship Inn is a 15th century pub that’s most famous for