Northernhay Gardens

🌳 Northernhay Gardens is a peaceful green oasis in the heart of Exeter, offering a welcome break from the busy city streets. As one of the city's historic public gardens, it provides a pleasant setting for a stroll, a quiet moment or simply enjoying some fresh air while exploring Exeter.

Wander along the garden paths surrounded by mature trees, colourful planting and open lawns, with plenty of interesting details to discover along the way. Statues and historic features add character to the gardens and provide a glimpse into Exeter's long and fascinating past.

The gardens are particularly enjoyable for visitors exploring the city on foot, offering somewhere to sit and relax between Exeter's many attractions. Their central location also makes them an easy addition to a day spent discovering the city's historic streets, architecture and landmarks.

Located close to Exeter city centre and beside Rougemont Castle, Northernhay Gardens is a lovely place to visit when exploring Devon's historic capital. Whether you're looking for a quiet walk, a green space to relax or another Exeter attraction to add to your itinerary, it's well worth discovering.

📍 How to find Northernhay Gardens

Northernhay Gardens is right in the heart of Exeter, next to the historic Rougemont Castle and just a short walk from Exeter High Street. From the city centre, head towards the north end of Queen Street. The gardens are on the right, just after the Royal Albert Memorial Museum and before Exeter Central railway station. There are several pedestrian entrances, making them easy to reach on foot. Exeter Central is also a convenient option for visitors arriving by train, while the city's bus routes and nearby car parks provide easy access from further afield.