Best French Bakery in Jurassic Coast

"In 1872, the railway line between Totnes, Buckfastleigh and Ashburton opened with the branch line to the Quays in Totnes opening in 1873 only to goods traffic. Sadly, after facing many difficulties and the decline in use, the line to passengers closed in 1958 and goods traffic ceased in 1962. The Quay line however continued to operate occasionally but by 1967 all use of the line had ended."

"A post shared by Kawkaw (@kawainwright) on Sep 2, 2018 at 4:48am PDT. Running between Buckfastleigh and Totnesis the South Devon Railway. Step back in time from the moment you arrive with the vintage décor and characteristic charm – it’s a splendid day out."

"This 12th Century Abbey turned family home has hosted the likes of Nelson and holds 600 works of art dating from the 18th Century. The museum telling the story of the abbey, its characters and the area is fascinating for children and adults with interactive displays, videos and talking portraits. There’s also an extensive garden which is fabulous to walk around in all seasons."

"For lovers of fine things, Torquay's chief attraction is Torre Abbey, surrounded by parkland but close to the seafront. The abbey itself,…"

"The Cafe is situated in the lively Flavel Centre, a hub of exciting live entertainment, free art exhibitions, the local public library and cinema."

"Hound of the Baskervilles themed cafe serving excellent coffee, delicious ice-cream and a wide range of food and other drinks."

"Located in the heart of the town, The Grand Hotel is a four-star hotel with beautiful views of the sea. The hotel is designed in a fancy English way and almost resembles a castle or a big mansion. There are two pools on-site, one indoor and one outdoor, that face the glistening sea."

"The South Devon coast stretches out in front of the Imperial Hotel Torquay, a mid-century-style building that belies its history as a hangout for well-heeled Victorians. This heritage is celebrated in the form of marble floors, towering four-poster beds and gilded chandeliers, while its clifftop position offers unspoilt views of the bay – best enjoyed from the comfort of the front-facing rooms or the ornately decorated Regatta Restaurant’s outdoor terrace. The outdoor pool, which is shrouded by European black pine trees, feels like the South of France – when the weather plays ball."

"Built in 1866 The Imperial Torquay is a Mediterranean style resort perched on a cliff top overlooking Torbay. The The Imperial Torquay has breathtaking views of the English Riviera. From the luxury of the hotel you can watch the yachts sail by and the sun set on this stunning stretch of coastline."

" Torquay’s harbour and marina provide the backdrop, and wonderful views add to the pleasure of dining at the evenings-only Regatta Restaurant, wh ..."

"A welcoming and informal bar in a student area, open from breakfast ?. til the early hours. A great place to relax, meet new friends and join in activities su ..."