A La Ronde (Exmouth) Reviews
Newest Review: ... wealth and had just come back from 10 years of traveling abroad. They needed a place to put all of their souveniers and thus A La Ronde was bulit. The overall experience I had at A La Ronde was a good one, but saying that, I think I particulary enjoyed the fact that it was free thisweekend. I am not sure I would have been so keen to pay £6.70 for an adult ticket. The rooms are intersting to walk around, they have an eye spy game for the kids to find things and a dress up room which the girls I was with particulary enjoyed. There is one floor upstairs that viewers are not allowed to go in which is filled with shells. You can however ... more
Customer A La Ronde (Exmouth) Reviews (1)
by - written on 22/03/10 (Very useful, 61 readings)
Rating:
A La Ronde is a National Trust building near Exmouth. It's uniqueness lies in the sixteen sides of the outside and the eclectic decor inside. A La Ronde was built in the late 18th century for two cousins, Jane and Mary Parminter. The two ladies came from considerable wealth and had just come back from 10 years of traveling abroad. They needed a place to put all of their souveniers and thus A La Ronde was bulit. The overall experience I had at A La Ronde was a good one, but saying that, I think I particulary enjoyed the fact that it was free thisweekend. I am not sure I would have been so keen to pay £6.70 for an adult ticket. The ... Read the complete review
Products Similar to A La Ronde (Exmouth)
Carnewas and Bedruthan Steps (Cornwall) - 
Spectacular views and a wonderful sense of achievement 
Beach not suitable for swimming, steps only suitable for the fit!
Dolaucothi Gold Mine (Llanwrda) - Unique example of gold mining in Wales Not suitable for the young or infirm
Castleton Animal Farm (Derbyshire) - Giving rare breeds of British farm animals a chance Admission charges
Leighton Moss Nature Reserve (Carnforth) - Unique habitat, lots of wildlife Admission charges for non RSPB members
St Peter's Church (Hope, Derbyshire) - Lots of history Not always open
Aberdulais Falls (Neath) - Educational, beautiful, peaceful No real shelter on a wet day
| More products in Sightseeing National All these and are taken from reviews of the dooyooCommunity. | ||
|---|---|---|
 Arundel Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust Huge array of species, close encounters with rare birds, good amenities Can get a little busy, but that's all! |  Marshside RSPB Reserve (England) See beautiful breeding birds at close range. Huge flocks of birds in winter. Coast road runs between the two habitats. |  Aylesbeare Common RSPB Nature Reserve (England) Beautiful, wild scenery and special wildlife. None. |
 Highnam Woods RSPB Nature Reserve (England) Gorgeous ancient woodland with special animals and birds None. |  Point of Ayr RSPB Nature Reserve (England) Miles of golden sandy beaches, fantastic for birds in winter. None. |  Angle Tarn (England) Stunning views, a place of intense peace A long climb! But you get what you pay for, I suppose |
 High Street Mountain (Cumbria) High, can be included in some brilliant walks The hill itself is not very inspiring |  Glenelg Pictish Brochs (Scotland) Fascinating structures surviving 2000 years There were more but they have not survived |  Dyrham Park (Bath) Gorgeous deer, beautiful grounds It's all gone Pete Tong in the Cafe |
 Gigrin Farm Red Kite Feeding Station (Wales) Amazing numbers of birds (usually!), friendly feel, well signposted The birds don't always co-operate! |
