St Nicholas Priory is Exeter’s oldest building, steeped in over 900 years of history since its establishment by William the Conqueror in 1087. Originally a Benedictine monastery, this stunning listed building has been transformed into a unique venue that blends heritage, culture, and creativity. Visitors can explore the priory's rich tapestry of history, which includes its conversion into a Tudor town house and its significance through the ages.

The priory offers a range of services, including private guided tours available throughout the week, allowing guests to delve deep into its storied past. St Nicholas Priory is also an ideal venue for various events, from weddings in its historic setting to meetings and workshops in spacious rooms accommodating up to 50 people. Additionally, the priory hosts public events and activities throughout the year, making it an engaging destination for everyone. With dedicated volunteer opportunities and educational programs tailored for school visits, St Nicholas Priory invites all to experience a slice of Exeter's rich heritage firsthand.