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Why visit Honiton?

Nestled amongst the Blackdown Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the East Devon AONB, Honiton is a beautiful market town that is perfect for a relaxing break or anyone who loves the outdoors. There are numerous walking routes that will take you through stunning scenery and wildlife spots. Likewise, cyclists are spoilt for choice when it comes to cycling routes - ride through the Blackdown Hills or head south and cycle the South West Coast Path.

Honiton is famous for its lace making industry and thousands of garments have been made by hand in the town over the years. Discover the history of this industry and see wonderful collections of Honiton lace at Allhallows Museum of Lace and Local Antiquities. Another great way to spend an afternoon is by visiting the Thelma Hulbert Gallery, an award-winning art gallery showcasing the works of Thelma Hulbert and other artists.

Places to visit near Honiton

Close to the Dorset border and set on the River Axe is the tranquil town of Axminster. Learn all about the history of the town at the Axminster Heritage Centre or enjoy a fabulous experience trekking with alpacas at Little Orchard Alpacas. 

Travel along the Jurassic Coast and visit the beautiful villages of Beer and Branscombe and charming town of Sidmouth, with its distinctive red sandstone cliffs.

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