A Narrated Walk around Historic Sidmouth

A narrated walk around Historic Sidmouth, on the beautiful South Devon coast, in September. See the sea, Jacob's Ladder, The Donkey Sanctuary, Georgian Houses, Connaught Gardens and the queue for the Fish & Chip shop 😀 #visitSidmouth #JacobsLadder #ConnaughtGardens #FieldsDepartment store #JurassicCoast #SouthDevon #DonkeySanctuary To donate to the Donkey Sanctuary: https://www.thedonkeysanctuary.org.uk... Jacob's Ladder Webcam: https://www.visitdevon.co.uk/sidmouth... Sid Vale Association: http://www.sidvaleassociation.org.uk/ Please subscribe to our channel, to help it grow!    / @walkwithrob   Other videos you might like: A Walk around Historic Swanage - Episode 1:    • A Narrated Walk around Historic Swanage in...   A Walk around Historic Rye:    • A Narrated Walk around Historic Rye #rye #...   A Walk around Historic Winchester:    • A Narrated Walk around Historic Winchester   TA Walk from Highcliffe to Mudeford:    • Summary of Summer walk from Highcliffe to ...   Walking from Studland to Old Harry Rocks:    • Swanage Walks - From Studland to Old Harry...   A Walk around Historic Brockenhurst:    • A Summer walk around Historic Brockenhurst...   0:00:00 Introduction 0:00:16 Seafront 0:00:36 Lifeboat 0:01:07 Town Centre 0:01:35 War Memorial 0:02:05 Parish Church 0:02:46 Bowls 0:03:00 Gardens 0:03:49 Town Centre 0:04:08 Chip shop queue 0:04:21 Costa Coffee 0:04:44 Street Scenes 0:04:56 Architecture 0:05:16 Cricket Pavilion 0:05:30 Croquet 0:05:47 Queen Victoria 0:06:11 Jacob's Ladder 0:07:16 Connaught Gardens 0:08:03 Donkey Sanctuary 0:09:17 Thanks for watching! Sidmouth is a charming seaside town on the Jurassic Coast in Devon, England, and visitors can expect quite a delightful experience! The town is known for its striking red sandstone cliffs that frame a long pebble beach - perfect for walks along the promenade. The seafront has traditional Victorian and Regency architecture, giving it an elegant, slightly old-fashioned seaside resort character. Along the Esplanade, you'll find typical British seaside amenities like cafes, ice cream shops, and gardens. The town itself has a pleasant high street with independent shops, tea rooms, and restaurants. It maintains a genteel, relaxed atmosphere that's popular with families and older visitors. Nature lovers appreciate that Sidmouth sits within the East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The South West Coast Path runs through here, offering spectacular clifftop walks in either direction - eastward toward Beer and westward toward Budleigh Salterton. The coastal scenery along this stretch is really quite stunning. The town is also famous for its Folk Festival, which typically takes place in early August and transforms the town with music performances in various venues. Overall, Sidmouth offers a quintessentially English seaside experience - more peaceful and traditional than some of Devon's busier resort towns, with beautiful natural surroundings and a strong sense of heritage. It's the sort of place where you can enjoy a gentle pace, coastal walks, and perhaps a cream tea overlooking the sea.