Pictures of Devon
About Devon
A County that forms part of the South-West Peninsula of England, Devon is the third largest County and borders the popular Counties of Dorset, Somerset and Cornwall. Devon boasts some of Englands finest beaches, has a wealth interesting History to discover and many pretty Villages including Clovelly, one of the most famous villages in the world. Interesting places to visit include Torquay a popular holiday resort and birthplace of Dame Agatha Christie, the most popular crime writer of all time and Tavistock the centre of a beautiful and fascinating district and birthplace of the famous explorer Sir Francis Drake.
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 | This quiet resort of colourwashed cottages sitting at the edge of the River Axe was once an important south Devon port... Information | Pictures (5) | Hotels |
 | This attractive village is one of the most beautifully laid out of all Devon villages with pretty cottages set around a fine village square... Information | Pictures (56) | Hotels |
 | Galmpton is a medium sized village located between Paignton and Brixham by the River Dart, close to Stoke Gabriel. Agatha Christie lived here and was closely linked to the local..... Information | Pictures (9) | Hotels |
 | The small wooded village of Gidleigh stands in superb wooded countryside at the heart of the Dartmoor National Park... Information | Pictures (3) | Hotels |
 | Princetown is the highest village within the Dartmoor National Park, some call it the bleakest centre of the moors which is probably largely due to the town being the home of notorious Dartmoor Prison... Information | Pictures (1) | Hotels |
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