Margo & Harry
Margo & Harry
Things to Do
En Route to Devon
Bath
A UNESCO World Heritage Site and a good place to visit if you want to break up the journey. Famous for its Roman Baths and Royal Cresent.
Stonehenge
Right on the side of the A303 on your way down to Devon. Approximately 5000 years old, huge stones, arranged in a circle and with smaller stones in the center.
Bruton
A picturesque town in Somerset with charming cobbled streets, independent shops, and a vibrant arts scene.
The Newt in Somerset
A popular upscale country hotel in Somerset.
Nearby Tiverton
The Lost Kitchen Devon
A restaurant very close to the wedding. Converted from an old farm building which used to be a Frankpitt farm building. A great spot for lunch/coffee.
National Trust - Knightshayes Court
A National Trust house with pretty gardens. Nice for a walk!
Exmoor National Park
A national park nearby. A number of great villages and walks. About 20 mins from Tiverton.
Two pubs we love in Exmoor:
1. Woods: A great pub/restaurant in a quaint village (Dulverton)
2. Tar Farm at Tar Steps: another great pub / area to walk around
Further Afield in Devon and the Southwest
Dartmouth
A picturesque fishing port on the Devon coast.
Cornwall
Cornwall is the county beyond Devon and the furthest south west in the UK. It has many historic fishing villages and beautiful coastline. Some of our favorites include Padstow, St. Ives and St. Mawes.
London
We'll leave you here with a list of our favorite pubs.
The Grenadier [Belgravia]: DJ's favorite pub which he used to visit when he was flying to London. Known for its Beef Wellington.
The Anglesea Arms, The Surprise, The Cross Keys, [Chelsea]
Coach and Horses [Soho]: One of Harry's favorites - very old school.
The Drapers Arms, The Earl of Essex, The Albion, The Compton Arms, The Plimsoll [Islington]
And many more. There are so many places in London we love and we're happy to share our full list of recommendations if you message us!