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Exeter’s nightlife and entertainment scene offers something for everyone. From karaoke bars and nightclubs to local ‘village’ style pubs and chic bars along the river's edge, this city has a venue for every occasion.

Each establishment has its own selling point, from jukeboxes, disco balls and beer gardens to snooker tables, dart boards and gaming machines. The city centre is littered with great venues that can host your nights out, whatever you’re in the mood for Exeter can cater for, with sleek classy champagne bars playing jazz just down the road from clubs hosting foam parties and blasting out the latest chart toppers.

Going to see live music is a popular night out option, with numerous pubs and clubs well known for playing host to live bands and musicians. Go to a gig and see talented local artists perform at venues like Exeter Phoenix, a creative complex and art gallery, or go to The Lemon Grove, whose previous acts include Scouting for Girls and Professor Green.

Comedy shows also bring in a great crowd, especially students. Check out up and coming comedians at Edge Comedy Club or Exeter Corn Exchange unleash and unwind in the company of friends and laughter.

Like all University cities, a lot of Exeter’s students' social calendars are filled with nights out and events run by different student societies, or held by the student union. From night club style nights, to speed dating, pub crawls and Grand Balls - The University of Exteter students organise a night to remember!

Exeter is well known for its fresh produce, from locally sourced honey to fresh fish from Devon’s waters, this makes eating out even more of a luxury. If it’s on the go food like pasties or scones, or dining experiences with delicacies such as oysters, wherever you go in Exeter there are samples of the local palate everywhere.

From family run restaurants to commercial chain cafes, you are never short of options when going for food. An array of different cuisines and cultures can be found across the hundreds of eateries in Exeter, from well loved indian, to chinese, turkish, thai, italian or even french food.

Exeter also plays host to Night Markets on the Quayside, which is an experience no one should miss, visitors gather along the canal under the light of the stars and sample innovative street foods from local independent vendors. There are so many different cuisines and creations to try from, this is accompanied by locally brewed beer, and live music performed by talented Exeter residents. This is one of Exeter's top eating experiences.

The county of Devon is celebrated nationally for its quaint tea-rooms that serve freshly baked scones with homemade jam and freshly whipped cream, each establishment with its own slightly different secret scone recipe. These spots can be found dotted around Exeter and are perfect for an idyllic afternoon break away from studying. Alternatively, why not take your laptop down and see if a change of scenery inspires greatness? Most tea-rooms are happy to provide WiFi access and coffee refills.

Exeter’s layout makes for a shoppers dream, with the city split into different shopping districts called Quarters, each catering to their own target market with individual styles, atmosphere and aesthetics.

For independent boutiques, handmade unique pieces of jewellery or incredible works of art, the Castle Quarter is the place to be. After a shopping spree, the best thing to do is to take a stroll down to the trendy cafes and chic bars by heading to the Cathedral Quarter and take in the surrounding architecture whilst enjoying a homemade cake or the perfect cocktail, respectively. The West Quarter is where to go if you’re a lover of all things retro, from fashion, to music, to entertainment, take a shopping trip back in time.

As you’d expect, Exeter’s high street is lined with big name brands as well as independent stores, giving its shoppers the best of both worlds. From essentials to luxuries, Exeter's city centre has everything you need; fashion, furniture and frivolity. Supermarkets are dotted across the city, ensuring close proximity to one at all times, this combined with local newsagents, petrol stations and off licenses guarantees that you will never be out of sugar for long!

And, when it comes to food shopping, there is nothing better than knowing exactly where your food comes from - in Exeter that can easily be a reality. At the weekly farmers market held in the city’s West Quarter you can purchase local produce and learn top tips from those who grew it, such as flavour combinations, cooking tips or storage secrets.

As you'd expect from most modern cities, Exeter has plenty of leisure outlets, including bowling alleys and video arcades, mini golf courses and cinemas and a board game cafe. If physical fitness is more your thing, there are numerous gyms around this city as well as swimming pools, tennis courts and the South West's largest indoor climbing wall.

Take some time to discover Exeter’s deep history and get a true understanding of the city by visiting some of its famous attractions. One of Exeter's not so hidden gems is its intricate underground network of passages that run beneath the city's busy streets. Dating back to the fourteenth century this incredible architecture is like nothing else that can be found today in Britain. These tunnels have been associated with hundreds of tales and stories, myths and legends across the years, from war to witchcraft. Take a trip beneath the high street on an adventure, like no other, and explore the underbelly of Exeter.

Exeter Cathedral is another of the city's popular attractions, and it's easy to see why. This Gothic Glory of a building dates back to the eleventh century, making it one of the Nation's oldest places of worship, but its beauty seems to have been almost perfectly preserved. Its stunning architecture sits against a backdrop of the bustling city centre, combining the new and the old Exeter seamlessly.

Devon is a popular spot among Brits seeking a tranquil, relaxing weekend by the sea, and there are numerous must see seaside spots within driving distance from Exeter city centre.  The County is famous for its sandy beaches, where visitors enjoy homemade ice cream and collect beautiful sea shells, or take to the grassy hills and watch the sunset over the waves. As well as serenity, the county offers sensation, with popular whale watching spots that have reported Killer Whale sightings.

One wintery British tradition that is celebrated in true style in Exeter is Bonfire Night. This annual November event takes place across the nation as residents huddle around warm bonfires, cuddling their bodies into mugs of hot chocolate as they watch spectacular fireworks display every conceivable colour and pattern. With live music, games, snack stalls and theme park rides, this November night is never gloomy.

For students that want to blow off a bit of steam, Crealy Family Theme Park is only a short drive away. From log flumes and water dodgems, to merry-go-rounds and pirate ship rides, this fun day out allows innocent adventure and juvenile fun. With over 60 rides, a zoo and live entertainment, this campsite come theme park is the perfect treat after a week of hard studying.

Much like most other British cities, each year Exeter hosts its own Pride festival, an event to celebrate lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and questioning plus communities whilst promoting equality, energy and enjoyment. Dancers, Drag Queens, singers and guest speakers take to the stage throughout the day as funfair rides run and food stalls thrive.

Each year the Exeter Food and Drink Festival brings in thousands for that they call ‘the ultimate foodie event’.  With innovative restaurateurs and entrepreneurs showcasing their latest creations, giving our cooking demonstrations and free samples, learn from the best chefs and lose yourself in a world of culinary genius.