There is also a University 3D map of the campus online, as well as a wide-area map showing the University campus in relation to Exeter town centre. The Exeter town web site features further information about tourism in the area, and includes an excellent map of the city centre . Transport Details of how to get to Exeter by rail, coach, or plane are online . Reading is pronounced 'redding', to rhyme with 'bedding'. Rail timetables are online.
Bus timetables are online too.
The trains in Britain lag behind other European states, but the train is still the fastest way to get to Exeter from Heathrow. The main train station in Exeter is called Exeter St David's, and this is where you should get off. If you are arriving at a different London airport, it is probably best to take a train into central London, use the Circle Line on the London Underground to get to Paddington station, and then take a train to Exeter. You can buy a combined ticket to include both trains and the underground. Once you reach Exeter St David's station, you should take a taxi to the University campus, a 5-minute ride, which should cost around 5.00.