- Barnstaple - Wikipedia
The borough of Barnstaple was abolished in 1974 under the Local Government Act 1972, with the area merging with Barnstaple Rural District, South Molton Rural District and the urban districts of Ilfracombe and Lynton to become the new district of North Devon
- Things to Do in Barnstaple - Visit Devon
Being one of North Devon’s popular holiday destinations, there are plenty of things to do on Barnstaple’s bustling streets, so whether you are looking for something to eat, live music, a theatre performance or something else entirely, you’ll have plenty of options to choose from
- Welcome to Barnstaple - a town with culture at its heart
Barnstaple is home to a thriving business scene from quirky little independents to big well known chains Looking for the best cultural experiences and events?
- Barnstaple - Devon Guide
The largest town in North Devon is Barnstaple on the River Taw This ancient town was granted its charter in 930 AD by King Aethelstan - the grandson of Alfred the Great
- 25 Best Fun Things to Do in Barnstaple - The Tourist Checklist
Barnstaple, a charming town in North Devon, is full of fun activities and interesting places to visit Whether you love history, nature, or shopping, Barnstaple has something for everyone From its lively markets to beautiful parks, you will find plenty to keep you entertained
- 15 Best Things to Do in Barnstaple (Devon, England)
Barnstaple is a few miles off the western boundary of the Exmoor National Park, while the wild beaches of the North Devon coast like Woolacombe and Saunton are in reach
- THE 15 BEST Things to Do in Barnstaple (2025) - Tripadvisor
The Museum of Barnstaple and North Devon is the perfect way to find out more about North Devon Our collections and displays explore the people and landscapes of this beautiful part of the country…
- Barnstaple | Seaside Town, North Devon, River Taw | Britannica
Barnstaple, town (parish), North Devon district, administrative and historic county of Devon, southwestern England It lies on the north bank of the Taw estuary, about 10 miles (16 km) from the Bristol Channel, and is the administrative centre of the district
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