This branch of Waterstones has two entrances – one on the High Street and the other opposite the Cathedral Church of Saint Peter which, amongst other things, boasts the world’s longest vaulted ceiling and is well worth a visit. The Waterstones building (from the High Street side) is lovely – it was formerly a cafe, part of chain called Deller’s and appears to have operated as such until the 1970s.
The basement, ground and mezzanine floors are really cozy – by contrast, the first floor seems rather stark…
Exeter Cathedral
Exeter also has a quayside which is worth a visit. It is not used for shipping any longer, but instead is now used for leisure and there are quite a few places to eat and drink. There is also a visitor centre – The Custom House (shown here on the left).
Goodbye Exeter – as ever, we had a great time. See you again!
Janet's Adventures in Waterstones 
Looks a nice place to visit!
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