Exeter Library Devon

Exeter Library

UK Libraries - Exeter Library

Exeter Library just off the High Street in Exeter in Devon is the city's main public library. Altogether, the library has over 60,000 books as well as free WiFi and PCs with printing and copying facilities.

Also within the building are seperate children's and teen areas and the Owl and the Pussycat Cafe.

Old City Library, Exeter, Devon, UK. — The Old City Library (now an estate agents) in the foreground and Exeter Library (left background)

Goods From Japan delivered to your home or business. — Goods From Japan delivered to your home or business

Library History

The building dates from 1965 and replaced the Old City Library which had been damaged but not destroyed during World War II. It was extensively refurbished in 2014.

Books, Exeter Library, Devon, UK. — There are are 60,000 books in the library's collection

Address & Information

Castle Street
Exeter
Devon
EX4 3PQ
Tel: 01392 407027
www: devonlibraries.org.uk

The Library is open from 9 am until 6 pm, Monday, Wednesday and Friday; 9 am until 7 pm Tuesday and Thursday; 9 am to 5 pm on Saturday and 12 pm to 4 pm on Sunday.

The building is a short walk from Exeter Cathedral and close to Rougemont Castle and Gardens, St Catherine's Almhouses, St Stephen's Church and the Royal Albert Memorial Museum (RAMM).

St Stephen's Church, Exeter, UK. — St Stephen's Church, Exeter

Exeter Hotels

Exeter's hotels are mostly congregated around nearby Exeter Cathedral and Cathedral Close.

Choose from a range of hotels and guest houses in Exeter including the four star Mercure Exeter Southgate Hotel, the four star Southernhay House Hotel, and Jurys Inn Exeter, also a four star hotel.

See here for a complete list of accommodation in Exeter.

Exeter Access - Getting To Exeter

Exeter is located at the end of the M5 motorway coming south from Bristol.

Exeter's main railway station is Exeter St David's Station with rail links to Bristol, Birmingham and London Paddington Station as well as on to Plymouth. Local trains run south from Exeter St David's to the Victorian seaside resort of Exmouth.

Exeter International Airport, just 5 miles to the east of Exeter city near Clyst Honiton off the A30 has regular domestic flights to Aberdeen, Alicante, Belfast, Edinburgh, Faro, Geneva, Guernsey/Jersey, the Isles of Scilly, Leeds Bradford, Manchester and Newcastle. International destinations include Amsterdam, Dubrovnik, Dublin, Funchal, Hannover, Larnaca, Nice, Palma, Paris, Malaga and Salzburg.

Local Buses

There are bus services from the new bus station at St Sidwell's Point leisure centre to Monkerton and Duryard Hall at Exeter University, Sowton (H1), Exeter High Street (H2) and (M), Barnstaple (155) & (315), Bude (6) & (6A), Chulmleigh (5), Clyst Honiton (4), Crediton (5), Great Torrington (51), Cowleymoor (55 & 55A), Tiverton (155), (55B) & (55C), Exmouth and Exeter Airport (56) & (56A), Colaton Raleigh (57C), Morchard Bishop (369), Salcombe (X64), Witheridge (678), Wonford (X38).