Home to the Exeter Bus Station
Paris Street, together with Bampfylde Street is the location of the Exeter Bus Station. When going in the direction of the city centre and the High Street, you will first notice the beginning of the Princesshay Quarter. The edge of this shopping development, that has brought many top brands to the city and helped make Exeter the regions favourite shopping destination, starts from the traffic lights and forms the complete left-hand side of the road running all the way along to the High Street.
As well as the shops along the route, the bus station and the main Park and Ride stop, Paris Street is also the location of Exeter's Civic Centre and the entrance to the Underground Passages.
Shops include:
Sofa Workshop, Hyde and Seek, and Real Food Store.
Exeter Shopping Directory
Outlets include:
The Coffee Lounge, The Sandwich Shop, and there is also a cafe at the bus station.
Exeter Restaurants Directory
Places to see in or near Paris Street include:
Car parking close by at:
Princesshay Car Park, Bampfylde Street Car Park
Nearby accommodation:
Jurys Inn, Western Way
Southgate Hotel, Southernhay
Nearest available accommodation to the Paris Street
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