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Bookmark or Share- Devon | U.K., Map, History, Population, & Facts | BritannicaDevon, administrative, geographic, and historic county of England. It forms part of the South West (or Cornish) Peninsula of Great Britain and is bounded to the west by Cornwall and to the east by Dorset and Somerset. The Bristol Channel lies to the north, and the English Channel abuts it to the south. Devon, England.
- Devon Attractions & Places to Visit | VisitBritainFrom medieval towns to cute seaside villages, there’s a slice of paradise waiting for you. Whether you’re a walker, a cyclist or a wheelchair user, fancy a dip, a flop or even a trek with a lama, washed up with a fat menu of local treats and sleep under the stars, Devon has it all.
- 10 beautiful places to visit in Devon - Pocket WanderingsWith its towering white cliffs, sandy beaches, and rugged moorland, Devon is a haven of natural beauty. Wander around the picture-perfect waterside towns, go hiking in the National Parks, or get your surfboard at the ready and enjoy the world-renowned surf breaks.
- 40 Best Places to Visit in Devon (by a local!)1. Exeter. A city bursting with historical hidden gems, Exeter has plenty of stories to tell. Originating as a Roman city, there are still Roman walls (and a Roman Bathhouse that hasn’t yet been excavated!). Exeter Cathedral is the main landmark of the city, with a fascinating history spanning over 1100 years.
- Devon – Travel guide at WikivoyageDevon (also known, far less commonly, as "Devonshire") is a large county in England's West Country. Uniquely amongst English counties, Devon has two coastlines: to the south, on the English Channel and to the north, on the Celtic Sea and Bristol Channel. These are studded with resort towns, harbours and (more recently) surfing beaches.
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