


Built in the 14th century, a series of tunnels under Exeter city centre were originally built to get to the underground water pipes, but have had many local stories and legends associated with them. Hear these tales as you squeeze through the tunnels (some crawling might be necessary), and see this hidden part of Exeter's hstory with a guided tour - these run regularly until 3.30pm, weather and school holidays permitting. Enter from Paris Street.
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