Dartmouth Castle
Artillery fort guarding the mouth of the Dart, begun in the 1380s and later given an early purpose-built gun tower.
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Places worth your time in Dartmouth, Totnes & the Dart
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该街区及周边的地标、博物馆、公园和观景点。
Artillery fort guarding the mouth of the Dart, begun in the 1380s and later given an early purpose-built gun tower.
Sixteenth-century artillery blockhouse on the Dartmouth quay with eleven gunports, managed by English Heritage.
The Royal Navy's officer training college, on a hill above Dartmouth; the current buildings were completed in 1905.
Port history museum in a merchant's house on the Butterwalk where Charles II held court in 1671.
Grade I listed parish church in the centre of Dartmouth.
Artillery fort of 1491 to 1502 opposite Dartmouth Castle, now let as a holiday home by the Landmark Trust.
Arts and Crafts house with a 24-acre garden near Kingswear, owned by the National Trust since 1982.
Estate on the River Dart that was Agatha Christie's home, now owned by the National Trust.
Heritage line of 6.7 miles between Paignton and Kingswear on the former Great Western branch.
Norman motte-and-bailey castle above the town; the stone keep and curtain wall date from around the 14th century.
Free local museum in a Grade I listed Elizabethan merchant's house of about 1575.
Grade I listed parish church in the centre of Totnes.
Sixteenth-century guildhall that also served as magistrates' court and prison; Grade I listed.
Estate of about 800 acres near Totnes whose late 14th-century courtyard buildings are Grade I listed.
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Granite tors, clapper bridges, Bronze Age sites and moorland villages in a national park
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A cliff railway, wooded gorges and high moorland where Exmoor meets the sea
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Cathedral city on the Exe with Roman walls, medieval passages and a historic quayside
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