There are two cities in Devon these being Exeter and Plymouth, the rest are towns and villages. See the list below, select the town links to read further information and see pictures about the place.
Axminster - A small ancient market town on the River Axe in East Devon famous for its design and manufacture of Axminster carpets. Axbridge Town Guide
Barnstaple - The largest town in North Devon this ancient market town lies on the River Taw with great attractions on its doorstep. Barnstaple Town Guide
Beer - A picturesque coastal town in East Devon that grew from a smugglers cove and man made caves. Beer Town Guide
Bideford - A small port town in North Devon with regular boat trips to Lundy Island in the Bristol Channel. Bideford Town Guide
Brixham - A picturesque fishing village on the English Riviera with a replica of Sir Frances Drakes ship The Golden Hind in the harbour. Brixham Town Guide
Buckfastleigh - A small market town on the southern edge of Dartmoor National Park it is the centre for many attractions and activities in the area. Buckfastleigh Town Guide
Combe-Martin - A picturesque seaside village in a sheltered valley on the edge of Exmoor National Park which claims to have the longest village street in England. Combe Martin Town Guide
Dartmouth - A town in South Devon on the banks of the estuary of the River Dart in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and its ancient harbour providing many tales. Dartmouth Town Guide
Exeter - The Cathedral and University City of Exeter is Devon's county town which is located on the River Exe. A small but energetic city with lots of character and historic buildings. Exeter Town Guide
Exmouth - A seaside town on the estuary of the River Exe with a long sandy beach, the gateway to the Jurassic Coast. Exmouth Town Guide
Ilfracombe - A popular seaside resort in North Devon with a beautiful harbour, rugged coastline and secluded bays. Ilfracombe Town Guide
Lynton and Lynmouth - Twin towns in North Devon, Lynton a pretty Victorian town linked via a cliff railway to the harbour below in Lynmouth. Lynton and Lynmouth Town Guide
Newton Abbot - A market town midway between Dartmoor National Park and the coast. Newton Abbot Racecourse runs various events as well as providing national hunt racing. Newton Abbot Town Guide
Paignton - A seaside resort on the English Riviera with sandy beaches, pier and harbour. Paignton Town Guide
Plymouth - The largest city in Devon built between the rivers Plym and Tamar where they join Plymouth sound. Plymouth has a long maritime history and still boasts a large naval presence. It has all the attractions of a major city with fine restaurants and nightlife. Plymouth Town Guide
Princetown - A small town in Dartmoor and the highest in the National Park with visitor centre and Dartmoor Prison Museum. Princetown Town Guide
Sidmouth - A small seaside resort on the Jurassic coast with striking red cliffs and pebbly beaches. Sidmouth Town Guide
Tavistock - An historic market town on the western edge of Dartmoor and the birthplace of Sir Frances Drake. Tavistock Town Guide
Teignmouth - A popular small resort town in South Devon with Victorian pier, promenade and striking red cliffs. Teignmouth Town Guide
Torquay - Lively seaside resort on the English Riviera enjoys great climate, sandy beaches and numerous tourist attractions. Torquay Town Guide
Totnes - Market town in South Devon on the River Dart an area for dance, art and theater. Totnes Town Guide
Westward Ho! - Seaside village in North Devon famous for its surfing beach and the only place in Britain with an exclamation mark in its name. Westward Ho! Town Guide
Woolacombe - Tranquil seaside resort in North Devon award winning beaches and great surf. Woolacombe Town Guide
