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Heritage near Widecombe in the Moor

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Buckfast Abbey

Home to a Roman Catholic community of Benedictine Monks, Buckfast Abbey is a living monastery that is open to visitors. You can pick up some Buckfast Tonic Wine or handmade gifts in the Monastic Produce shop.

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Grimspound

This is home to the remains of 24 round houses thought to date back to the Bronze Age, some sited on their own and others grouped together. These all lie within a perimeter stone wall and the entire site can be fabulously viewed from Hookney Point.

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Hound Tor

Said to have been the inspiration for Conan Doyle's 'The Hound of the Baskervilles'. The Hound Tor area of Dartmoor is famed for its ghosts. The excavated remains of a medieval Devon village clearly showing the layout of four longhouses and barns shelters on the northern slopes of the tor, commanding superb views across Dartmoor.

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The Church House

An old brewery dating from the 16th Century, now serving as the village hall.

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Heritage near Widecombe in the Moor

'Widecombe in the Moor has an abundance of Heritage Sites, from standing stones to historic estates, we have 4 near Widecombe in the Moor. Reviewed by people who have been there.'

Buckfast Abbey

Buckfast Abbey

21 June 2022

Home to a Roman Catholic community of Benedictine Monks, Buckfast Abbey is a living monastery that is open to visitors. You can pick up some Buckfast Tonic Wine or handmade gifts in the Monastic Produce shop.

Grimspound

Grimspound

This is home to the remains of 24 round houses thought to date back to the Bronze Age, some sited on their own and others grouped together. These all lie within a perimeter stone wall and the entire site can be fabulously viewed from Hookney Point.

Hound Tor

Hound Tor

Said to have been the inspiration for Conan Doyle's 'The Hound of the Baskervilles'. The Hound Tor area of Dartmoor is famed for its ghosts. The excavated remains of a medieval Devon village clearly showing the layout of four longhouses and barns shelters on the northern slopes of the tor, commanding superb views across Dartmoor.

The Church House

The Church House

An old brewery dating from the 16th Century, now serving as the village hall.