Abba Mania has been delighting audiences of all ages since it's formation in 1999, selling out UK theatres nationally. In 2002 it played 18 weeks in the Strand Theatre London re-creating the Abba phenomenon for fans from all over the world. Since that time Abba Mania has conquered other parts of the world, with concerts... more details >

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Recreating the magic of ‘Take That’. If you like ‘Take That’ you will LOVE ‘Back For Good’! With their amazing dance routines, numerous costume changes and phenomenal live performances, adoring fans will be singing and dancing within minutes and left with little doubt that they are watching ‘The Greatest Boy Band Of... more details >

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No visit to Devon would be complete without a day at Dartmoor's famous Becky Falls, where there really is something for everyone to enjoy. Set within a spectacular ancient valley, the Falls have been attracting visitors for over 100 years and today offers a fantastic, value-packed day out for all age groups, both young... more details >

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A guide to the beautiful birds found on and around two scenic railway lines in Cornwall. The Looe Valley Line winds its way through the steep-sided valley of the East Looe River with woodlands full of birds such as Jays, Greater Spotted Woodpeckers and Nuthatches. Look out for Common Buzzards hunting over the fields. The... more details >

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Buckfast Abbey was founded nearly a thousand years ago and stood for five hundred years before it was closed by Henry VIII. The present community of monks returned in 1882 and rebuilt Buckfast Abbey on its medieval foundations, finishing the church in 1938. Buckfast Abbey is famous for its stained glass, bee keeping and... more details >

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Castle Hill was built in 1730 as the Earl Fortescue's family home in North Devon. The Palladian House, in which his descendants, the Earl and Countess of Arran are living, is set in an 18th century parkland landscape with grass terraces and statues leading down to the river and lakes.

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Discover the timeless beauty of Clovelly, North Devon, where the steep, cobbled traffic-free street tumbles down past gleaming white cottages to the ancient harbour. Glorious walks and breathtaking views, fascinating history and traditional crafts are a few of Clovelly's attractions while others lie hidden down tiny winding... more details >

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The Cobbaton Combat Collection is the result of one man’s obsession for collecting militaria from tin hats to tanks, in fact, anything pertaining to the armies of the World and to the civilians who were involved with them. Preston Isaac’s love of collecting began over fifty years ago and his unique collection is still... more details >

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Set in 26 Acres of Sub Tropical paradise, this stunning park is not only home to some of the most endangered animals on the planet, but also takes you back to prehistoric times when Dinosaurs roamed the Earth. Come and see the UK's only full size animatronic Tyrannosaurus Rex, along with a vicious pair of interacting Megalosaurs,... more details >

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Totnes - Dartmouth Cruise

The Dartmouth River Cruise is a relaxing cruise, as you wind your way along the river you cruise past the home of the late Dame Agatha Christie and the pretty little villages of Dittisham and Galmpton. Interesting and slightly humorous commentary provided by the Skipper. Look... more details >

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