Favourite Building in Exeter, Devon*

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• bobbys
• Exeter University has an array of beautiful buildings.
• Some of the old buildings on the high street, and the cathedral and green is lovely.
• Choices, good dvds for a rainy day
• Cathedral's nice, do free wine there y'know
• they'v just done up southernhay and that looks pretty nice now, and obviously the cathedral
• I hate religion but the cathedral is a major bonus. Just look at that masonry! There are too many buildings I think should be preserved to mention.

• Cathedral: Just looks crazy esp at night.
• the phoenix
• The Cathedral of course. It's about the size of Westminster abbey, so it's beauty rather then its size impresses, also it's sense of light and calm.
• cathedral
• The house that moved THe library is ok if a little small.
• The little church in the middle of the Guildhall.
• The house that moved, Frog St. reputedly the oldest Tudor building in existence

• clock tower
• The House That Moved
• the lovely cathedral
• Cathederal or Debenhams
• St. Michael's and All Saints Church, for the Peregrine falcons living on it.
• the Cavern, although strictly it is an underground cave rather than a building...also the Prison. Because without it, the street would be a lot more full of crims.
• That little red building on the right as your going down Fore street, blink and you'll miss it.
• Cathedral. Stunning, if a little old fashioned.
• The Cathedral, its great, it looks forboding in the winter, and the Cathedral green is great for relaxing in the summer.
• Cathedral is one of Britain's best, I just love how you can walk most of the street without seeing it, and then you turn the corner and *bang* it jumps in front of you. Really good views of it from Debenhams tea shop.
• Debenhams. for being so tall
• The Double Locks. Very quaint and rural and Old English (and that's quite something coming from a Scot).
• Has to be the Cathedral and the surrounding area, you could be back in time standing there, everything is so old. And the Quay area has some fabulous buildings, the old Customs House and the tudor House that moved. Also there are some roman ruins on Exebridges. and we have the narrowist street in the world Parliament street, just up from McDonalds! It is in the Guiness Book of Records!!
• The Cathedral and its architecture are simply breathtaking.

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