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Head to 1 The Cloisters street to admire honey-coloured Exeter's cathedral. It was built between the 12th and 13th centuries and reconstructed many times, but you can try to find a weird detail in its chapel — a carving of a rugby player. Leaving this cathedral, pay attention to the scale Lego model by the main entrance; for about 1 euro, you can add a brick.

If Diagon Alley and Leaky Cauldron sound familiar to you, you are lucky to visit these locations from Harry Potter in reality in Exeter. J.K. Rowling studied in Exeter, and, as expected, she was inspired by her real-life experiences here. The narrow, cobbled stone streets are the Diagon Alley. Visiting The Old Firehouse Pub, you will see where J.K. Rowling took an idea for Leaky Cauldron.

At Pebblebed near Exeter, you can visit a winery and chat with a winemaker. They grow Merlot, Rhodo, Pinot Noir, Cabernet Sauvignon and Madeleine Angerwine here and are always glad to see the visitors. Going down to the cellars, you can sample wines from its range, as well as tapas made with local ingredients.