Really enjoyed this video, thanks :) I'm off to study in Exeter in September so it was great to see a slice of the city

Love Exeter. Daughter read for English & Modern Languages @ uni 2017-2022.

Exeter is such a nice place. Lived there for a little over a year, and it really flew by. Great memories with great people... and uni students.

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Very nice video,I'll be there in Sept 2022,it was my home town for a few years,actually I was there when the old house was moved.Thanks for this video,it adds excitement to my upcoming visit.

I wish I could say you were correct about why the architecture in Exeter seems so inconsistent. It *is* true that the Luftwaffe attacked the city in May 1942, and yes, they did some devastating harm. (It was retaliation for the RAF's needless destruction of Lubeck and Rostock.) The reason the High Street suddenly doubles in width around halfway along its length is that the building with the mural of a woman's face is where the fires caused by the bombers came to a stop. The decision was made to widen the street from that position. However, only about one-fifth of the city was destroyed or seriously harmed by the German bombers. And yet, between the start and end of the 20th Century, something like 90% of the architecture in central Exeter was replaced. The truth is that the city council itself chose through the 1950s to the 1980s to pull down most of the city's historic buildings, because they wanted to widen the roads. The destruction of 1942 gave the council a perfect excuse to sweep away wide stretches of the city centre, following the ridiculous logic of, "Well, we lost some of it, so we might as well lose the rest of it." A lot of the post-war changes therefore had nothing to do with the Luftwaffe. The Nazis did a lot of dreadful things in their time, and that makes it very easy to blame them for what happened to Exeter in the 20th Century. But it's something of an urban myth. Yes, the Germans did damage Exeter, but far more damage was done under the city's own hand in the decades after the war ended. Yes, Exeter is still a lovely place, at least more intermittently than before, but before the war it was arguably the most beautiful city in England.

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Exeter looks beautiful, what more could you want nice place and they have a greggs for a bacon barm and a coffee....

Really lovely video tour!

Great video guys! Very informative, thank you. Hope you finally get to see the inside of the cathedral!

Good job, really informative. Thanks.

I want to visit the off Exeter

I walked through this place last year same time and I loved Exeter so much .. my daughter was a student there and now she lives in Exeter for work . Love from india

Why have you only got 38 subs?I love your videos..

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Pleasant video, but you can tell the lack of a microphone. Sound quality is poor.

Nice

Really good video of Exeter I didn't know about the bombings!!!

Music so loud

That was a very weird shot at 0:25

God you look just like Kristen bell