The Medieval Exe Bridge in Exeter: photos, reviews

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The Medieval Exe Bridge in Exeter is a captivating glimpse into the city's storied past. This historic structure, dating back to the 13th century, offers visitors a chance to explore a remarkable piece of medieval engineering. Though the bridge now stands partially restored, it once formed a key route into the city. A visit here isn't lengthy, but it's rewarding, providing insights into one of the UK's most beautiful and historically-rich cities. Spend a moment imagining the centuries of travelers who once crossed these very stones.

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to 1 hour

4.0

based on 213 reviews

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4/5 213 reviews

Niall Gavigan

Exeter has a fair bit of history so an audio guide wouldn't go astray. It will be handy for walking around things like this and be able to pop in your earphones and hear some of the history and what has gone on when it comes to archaeology at the site.

William connolly

Homelessness is a terrible thing, and I guess people need somewhere to shelter, but it's a shame they have to do it here. It felt like I shouldn't be there in their space. It's a bit rough, and a bit dirty, and really could do with a bit of investment and tlc. Otherwise it's a nice bit of history.

Talha Muhammad

Exeter is one the most beautiful and Historical city in the UK(England) i use to live there 2011-2016

What is the address of The Medieval Exe Bridge?
The Medieval Exe Bridge is located at The Medieval Exe Bridge, EX2 4DX, Exeter, United Kingdom.
How to get here by public transport?
The nearest public transport options provide quick and easy access:
- Bus stop Commercial Road (106 m walk)
- Bus stop Exe Bridges (111 m walk)
- Bus stop Riverside Leisure Centre (276 m walk)
- Bus stop King Street (225 m walk)
How is The Medieval Exe Bridge rated by visitors?
The Medieval Exe Bridge has an average rating of 4.0 based on 213 reviews across platforms such as Google.
How long should visitors plan to stay at the venue?
Most visitors complete their visit within about 1 hour.

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