Exeter's Underground Passages

🔦 Hidden beneath the streets of the city, Exeter's Underground Passages are one of the most unique Exeter attractions and the only medieval underground passages open to the public in Britain. Originally built to protect the pipes carrying fresh drinking water into the city, these fascinating tunnels offer a glimpse into Exeter's remarkable engineering and history.

🏛️ Begin your visit with an engaging introduction to the passages before joining a guided tour beneath the city streets. As you explore the narrow medieval tunnels, you'll discover how they were constructed, the important role they played in Exeter's development and the stories that have made them one of the city's most intriguing historic landmarks.

📍 Just a short walk from Exeter Cathedral and the city centre, the Underground Passages are one of the best things to do in Exeter for history lovers, families and curious visitors looking to experience a hidden side of the city. It's an unforgettable attraction and a must-see when exploring the very best Devon attractions.

Entrance located in Paris Street within the new Princesshay Quarter.