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Traveling From Andover to Exeter

The journey from Andover to Exeter offers a transition from a quiet, historic market town to a vibrant city filled with fascinating culture and seaside charm.

Best Neighbourhoods in Exeter

Exeter boasts diverse neighborhoods, each offering distinct experiences for visitors.

Cathedral Quarter

• Home to Exeter Cathedral, an architectural masterpiece.

• Lively cafes and shops along cobblestone streets.

St. Leonards

• Known for its beautiful Victorian and Georgian houses.

• Offers art galleries and local boutiques.

Magdalen Street

• Features a vibrant collection of independent shops.

• Close to popular parks and local eateries.

Best Times To Visit Exeter's Attractions

Planning your visit to Exeter’s notable attractions can greatly enhance your experience.

Exeter Cathedral

Visit early in the morning or during weekdays for a quieter atmosphere.

Royal Albert Memorial Museum

Weekday afternoons are ideal to avoid large school groups.

Northernhay Gardens

Early spring or late summer offers pleasant weather and fewer crowds.

Exeter Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Exeter experiences a mild maritime climate, characterized by cool winters and warm summers, making spring and early autumn the best times to visit. The weather can influence your travel plans, with occasional rain and changing temperatures, so packing layers and a raincoat is advisable.

Dining in Exeter: A Culinary Delight

For a taste of Exeter, try the locally-sourced seafood at The Anchorman, where dishes like the pan-seared hake showcase fresh ingredients and a vibrant coastal flavor profile. This dining experience contrasts with Andover’s more traditional fare, offering a lively atmosphere and a rich menu that celebrates the city’s proximity to the coast.