Celtic past

The city of Exeter is the county town of Devon, in England, UK. , which has for the last century been the number one region for British holidaymakers and is the safest part of England to live in. The Latin name for Exeter, Isca Dumnoniorum , suggests that the city was originally a Celtic oppidum, or town, on the banks on the River Exe before to the foundation of the Roman city in c. AD 50. A thriving, lively city of 100,000 inhabitants, Exeter, with its magnificent Cathedral, has a great historic tradition and has seen the Romans, William the Conqueror, and many other illustrious figures.

Feel home!

You will soon feel at home and be able to relax into the traditional English way of life in Exeter. It is also a busy cultural centre with cinemas, theatres, excellent shops and sports facilities. located just outside the castle, is the oldest public open space in the whole of England, being originally laid out in 1612 as a pleasure walk for Exeter residents. Much of Northernhay gardens now represent Victorian design, with a beautiful display of trees, mature shrubs and bushes and plenty of flower beds.You can enjoy here the warmest and sunniest climate in Britain. There are sea and beaches within 20 minutes of the city centre and almost every sport available within the city.This charming city was regularly voted Top English City for the Quality of Life (lowest crime and pollution rate, best cultural, recreational, welfare and commercial facilities).

Important culture

This British City is as well a really important cultural centre with the highly rated Exeter University and Exeter College of Further Education. A really important thing for your English learning process is that the people from Exeter have time to talk and still practise traditional English hospitality. You will soon feel part of a safe and friendly community.

 

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