Premier Inn Bideford to Bideford Quayside Route Guide
Bideford Quayside is approximately 1.5 miles from Premier Inn Bideford, making it around a 5-minute drive or a pleasant 30 to 35-minute walk. Walking into the town takes you through Bideford's bustling centre, where you'll pass a variety of independent shops, cafés and restaurants, as well as the historic Bideford Pannier Market, a Victorian covered market that remains one of North Devon's most popular shopping destinations. Continuing downhill brings you to the historic quayside, which has been the heart of Bideford's maritime trade for centuries. Today, the waterfront retains much of its traditional character, with attractive quays, colourful fishing and leisure boats, and fascinating reminders of the town's rich shipping heritage.
The quayside offers beautiful views across the River Torridge towards East-the-Water and the impressive medieval Long Bridge, whose 24 arches have linked both sides of the river for over 500 years. During the summer months, visitors can watch or board the MS Oldenburg, the ferry providing sailings to the rugged island of Lundy, while commercial vessels can occasionally still be seen loading and unloading ball clay and china clay, continuing a long-standing tradition of maritime trade. The riverside is also an excellent place to relax with an ice cream or coffee, watch the boats come and go, or follow the waterfront paths towards Instow and Appledore. Combining historic streets, independent shopping, maritime heritage and spectacular river views, Bideford Quayside is one of North Devon's most rewarding places to explore during a stay at Premier Inn Bideford.
The quayside offers beautiful views across the River Torridge towards East-the-Water and the impressive medieval Long Bridge, whose 24 arches have linked both sides of the river for over 500 years. During the summer months, visitors can watch or board the MS Oldenburg, the ferry providing sailings to the rugged island of Lundy, while commercial vessels can occasionally still be seen loading and unloading ball clay and china clay, continuing a long-standing tradition of maritime trade. The riverside is also an excellent place to relax with an ice cream or coffee, watch the boats come and go, or follow the waterfront paths towards Instow and Appledore. Combining historic streets, independent shopping, maritime heritage and spectacular river views, Bideford Quayside is one of North Devon's most rewarding places to explore during a stay at Premier Inn Bideford.
The Premier Inn Bideford , an edge of town hotel with easy access into the town centre and the town's Quayside which itself isa very short walk from the town centre.
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