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Exeter is the perfect festive city break destination, filled with Christmas markets, twinkling lights, seasonal treats and magical experiences – and we're offering the chance to WIN a Christmas getaway to our beautiful and historic city.
One lucky winner will enjoy a short break for two in Exeter, with dinner, bed and breakfast at the City Gate Hotel. Offering 20 boutique bedrooms, you're be perfectly placed in the heart of Exeter and just a short walk from the city centre, Exeter Cathedral and the historic Quayside.
We've also teamed up with Exeter Gin and Roly's Fudge to offer the complete Exeter festive experience. The lucky winner can choose between a delicious bottle of Exeter Gin or Grandad's Allotment Sloe Gin, along with a tasty box of seasonal Roly's Fudge.
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