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Exeter's warm climate and relaxed city centre make it one of the most attractive places to live in the country
...which is why over 115,000 people live there. It's unusual, with a vibrant mix of old world charm and state-of-the-art modern living
Although much of Exeter was bombed flat in the Second World War, the city still offers some fine medieval, Georgian and Victorian architecture, as well as cobbled streets and exposed beams galore
It's full of artefacts and relics with ancient walls to remind people of its past glories
Housing ranges from traditional to ultra-modern with pockets of truly elegant property dotted about. Take a stroll about and you'll run a riot of styles but, unlike other places of a similar scale, there seems to be a blend. And despite the city status, there's still a great sense of community
Prices range from student lets to sumptuous and pricey pads for the ultra-rich. There's a rare quality about Exeter's housing, offering the broadest possible range of types and styles in a tight clustered area. Lots of property still offers good quality views as well as city centre styles with river outlooks
Just outside of the city you'll find that a full range of property from traditional build to modern housing - all within commutable distance (along the M5) - can be found in places like Cullompton and Tiverton where in-fill new builds continue
Exeter is covered by the postcode EX2
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There's a good quality mix in education establishments. Secondary schools in Exeter include Isca College of Media Arts, St Peter's Church of England Aided School, St James School, West Exe Technology College, St Luke's Science and Sports College and Clyst Vale Community College.
Independent schools in Exeter include: St Margaret's School; Exeter School; Magdalen Court School; Exeter Tutorial College; Bramdean School; The Maynard School; Emmanuel School; and St Wilfrid's School
There are about 25 primary schools in Exeter
The main further education institution in Exeter is Exeter College
A haven for students, the city's home to the University of Exeter, which has two campuses
Exeter is also one of the four principal sites for courses run by the University of Plymouth
The Peninsula Medical School has one of its main sites in Exeter
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Exeter is well-served being just off the main traffic artery that runs almost down the centre of Devon, the M5. The city is actually at the southerly end of the M5
Exeter to London is about 170 miles and 4 hours by car
There are two mainline railway lines between Exeter and London
Exeter is connected to London Paddington and London Waterloo. Direct trains run daily to almost all areas of the UK with frequent services between Penzance, Taunton Bristol, Birmingham, Manchester and Scotland
Exeter's principal railway stations are Exeter St David's and Exeter Central
Branch lines run to Paignton, Exmouth and Barnstaple
Flights leave Exeter Airport for many European destinations, as well as Canada and connecting services to London Gatwick (LGW)
Exeter has successful park and ride schemes as well as several town centre car parks run by the local council and NCP
Stagecoach Devon is the main operator of bus services in Exeter

If you look you'll find it: from pub folk to pop groups, Exeter has lots to offer a wide spectrum of tastes. It's surprisingly vibrant and varied. Principal theatres and concert venues include the Northcott Theatre, the Riverside Leisure Centre, Phoenix Arts Centre, The Barnfield Theatre, and Westpoint Arena & Exhibition Centre
The stunning St Peter's Cathedral, commonly known as Exeter Cathedral is in the city centre, and dates back to the 12th Century
Exeter Cathedral is a venue for concerts and performances by visiting orchestras, as well as being the home of the cathedral choir
Northernhay Gardens, which can be found near the castle, is reputedly the oldest public open space in England - it was originally laid out at the beginning of the 17th Century
Music fans will find a wide variety of sounds at The Cavern Club, Queen Street
Queen Street is also home to the Royal Albert Memorial Museum
Popular with students and locals, the Timepiece club has 3 floors and runs special nights throughout the year
Spacex is a public-funded contemporary art space and registered educational charity in Preston Street
Visitors can see Exeter's dark side, a series of underground passages, first excavated in the 14th Century
Rougemont Castle was originally built by William the Conqueror
The Bill Douglas Centre, on Exeter University's campus, explores the development of visual media and popular entertainment.
Tourist information is available at Quay House Interpretation and Visitor Centre

Exeter has benefited from a �220m redevelopment of its city centre
Princesshay is within easy walking distance of many of Exeter's finest attractions and has about 70 shopping outlets
Exeter's newly developed Quayside boasts some stylish places to eat, drink and relax
Marsh Barton has the largest conglomoration of car dealerships in the UK

Exeter's Parliament Street, in the city centre is thought to be the narrowest in the world
Chris Martin, lead singer of Coldplay, was born in Exeter on March 2, 1977
Comedian Tommy Cooper (1921-1984) was brought up in Exeter
Prominent holyman and radio commentator Rabbi Lionel Blue was evacuated to Exeter in September 1939
JK Rowling, author of the Harry Potter series, studied French with Greek and German at Exeter University

Exeter City Football Club, the Grecians, Blue Square Premier League, St James' Park, Exeter, EX4 6PX
Exeter Chiefs Rugby Club, National League One, Sandy Park Stadium, Sandy Park Way, Exeter, Exeter, EX2 7NN
England football World Cup winner Alan Ball managed Exeter City from 1992-4
Students at The University of Exeter are known for top achievement in inter-university competitions.
Exeter Racecourse, Kennford, Exeter, EX6 7XS