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Situated on a promontory, commanding the River Dart, Totnes Castle was built by the Normans at a point where three valleys meet. Despite little remaining of the original motte and bailey castle, other than the earthworks, the stone enclosure of Totnes Castle's keep, built at the summit of the motte, has survived to the extent of being one of the best preserved in England.
Run by Totnes Town Council, Totnes Information Centre represents a good starting place for visitors to the town.
Extensive grounds and gardens of the former school.
7–mile steam railway to Buckfastleigh.