Sidmouth Blue Plaque Trail |
Follow the blue plaque trail to discover Sidmouth's past.
Download route below and follow on your mobile / gps or watch.
 | Frans Liszt, Princess of Wales Jane Austen |
 | Pay & Display in Sidmouth |
Difficulty:
Distance:2 miles
Here are some of plaques:
- Where Frans Liszt played in 1840
- Where in 1806, the Princess of Wales stayed with Lord and Lady Gwydir
- Fortfield Terrace built in 18th century
- Cricket Pavilion
- 1940 pill box
- Sidmouths first Hotel (1810)
- Old Ship 14th century
- Sidmouth brine baths
- First building on sea front
Sidmouth Blue Plaque Trail
| Walks near Sidmouth | |
| Otterton | |
 | Tucked behind the Jurassic coast and on the river Otter, Otterton has become a favourite centre for walkers and hikers. |
| Sidmouth East | |
 | A vigorous but rewarding walk crossing an ancient Pack Horse Bridge to the picturesque village of Salcombe. |
| Town Trail | |
 | A delightful & easy walk exploring the towns past |
| Sidbury | |
 | This pleasant walk consists of a steady but easy climb through an almost alpine landscape with stunning views of Woodbury Common and Dartmoor - not surprisingly, the East Devon Way follows this delightful route. |
| Salcombe Hill & Salcombe Regis | |
 | Enjoy a picnic with spectacular views of the coast and explore the famous Norman Lockyer Observatory where helium was first discovered. |
