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There is so much to see and do in Exeter, make the most of your visit by following one of our suggested itineraries - click on the links below.

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13 picnic spots in Exeter

Exeter is a green city, with plenty of open space in which to enjoy an alfresco lunch. Here's our list of 13 picnic spots in Exeter.

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