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Barnstaple es una localidad de Inglaterra, situada en el sudoeste del país, en el condado de Devon, a orillas del río Taw. Se encuentra a 109 km del sudoeste de Bristol, 80 km al norte de Plymouth y 55 km al noroeste de Exeter. Tiene la categoría de borough, considerado el más antiguo de Reino Unido. [1] Ciudades hermanadas
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- Museum of Barnstaple and North Devon
- Arlington Court
- National Trust Carriage Museum
- Queen Anne’s Walk
- Broomhill Sculpture Garden
- Pannier Market and Butchers’ Row
- St Anne’s Chapel
- Barnstaple Castle
- Penrose’s Almshouses
- Exmoor Zoo
You can get attuned to Barnstaple at this super local museum right on the Taw next to the Medieval Barnstaple Long Bridge. This brick and stone building, with a lovely courtyard, dates to 1872 and has hosted the museum in different guises since 1888. There are military artefacts from three Yeomanry Regiments, along with local pottery, 17th-century ...
Five miles out of Barnstaple the late-Georgian country house at Arlington Court is an excursion that needs to be made. Built at the start of the 1820s, this Neoclassical mansion has an austere granite facade that belies is its ornamented interiors. This National Trust property is almost completely open to the public, so you can tour 16 rooms, from ...
In the stable yard at Arlington Court is the National Trust Carriage Museum, one of the most important displays of historic carriages in the UK. There are more than 40 carriages here, ranging from luxurious coaches for state ceremonies to modest vehicles used by servants. None of these carriages belonged to the Chichester family, who lived at this ...
This cultured colonnade and open space was conceived in the early 18th century as a meeting place for the town’s merchants, in a useful location next to Barnstaple Quay. Queen Anne’s Walk is a reminder of the wealth that trade with American brought to Barnstaple in the 1600s and 1700s. Thought to have been designed by William Talman, a student of C...
Just outside Barnstaple, a magical, densely wooded valley is the venue for a first-class outdoor art exhibition. Open all year, the Broomhill Sculpture Garden is in ten acres and features more than 300 works by some 60 sculptors. The garden is in the grounds of a Victorian hotel and restaurant and has evolved over the last 20 years into something u...
A beautiful sight but also a valuable amenity, the Pannier Market and Butchers’ Row are fronted by Barnstaple’s elegant Georgian Guildhall on the High Street. A vital regional market has been held in Barnstaple for well over 1,000 years since Saxon times. New hygiene requirements in the mid-19th century created a need for a new market hall, complet...
Amid pedestrianised streets in the graveyard of the parish church between Barnstaple’s two main shopping streets, St Anne’s Chapel is a riveting Gothic monument from the start of the 14th century. It was founded as a chantry chapel, a place of worship financed by wealthy people so prayers could be spoken for their souls. Chantry chapels were outlaw...
Next to the public library there’s an abrupt hillock that can only mean one thing: This was the earthwork mound for Barnstaple’s Norman motte-and-bailey castle. It’s a sign of the skill of Norman engineering that some 750 years after the castle was abandoned, its motte remains a landmark in the western part of Barnstaple. There’s another layer of i...
On Litchdon Street, these functioning almshouses are a key stop on the Barnstaple Heritage Trail, well worth seeing from the outside. This complex, now Grade I-listed, was built in the 1620s according to the will of John Penrose, Mayor of Barnstaple, with 20 dwellings around a courtyard (each unit has its own vegetable garden). On the street is a g...
In Barnstaple Borough, but ten miles from the town centre, Exmoor Zoo lies on the border of the national park. The zoo is in an idyllic valley, and puts an emphasis on smaller animals and rare species not normally encountered at animal attractions in the UK. Among them are unusual cat species like sand cats, fishing cats, rust spotted cats and the ...
Barnstaple es una localidad de Inglaterra, situada en el sudoeste del país, en el condado de Devon, a orillas del río Taw. Se encuentra a 109 km del sudoeste de Bristol, 80 km al norte de Plymouth y 55 km al noroeste de Exeter.
4 de ago. de 2022 · With so many great attractions on its doorstep, this charming north Devon town is well worth a visit for its picturesque estuary views, plenty of historical attractions and more. Discover the best things to do in Barnstaple North Devon. From nature walks to stately homes, castles and theatre.
Barnstaple. Turismo en Barnstaple, Reino Unido. Imprescindibles en Barnstaple. Haz cosas. Lugares que visitar, formas de perderse y experiencias únicas. Ver todas. 2023. Tarka Trail Cycle Hire. 198. Alquiler de equipamiento. Heddon Valley. 219. Valles. 2023. Exmoor Zoo. 1845. Zoos. 2023. Arlington Court and the National Trust Carriage Museum. 1121.
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