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Clovelly Visitor Centre的点评
点评：Clovelly is quite unique because the whole village is privately owned. First gifted to Matilda, wife of William the Conqueror in the the 13th century, it’s only ever been owned by three families.
What this means for the tourist is that you have to pay to visit the village. You leave your car outside the Visitor Centre and enter through here.
I’d never come across this before. It struck us as strange to be paying to go into a village and at first we thought the £9.90 entry fee seemed quite a lot. However it was well worth it. We had a lovely day and I cant begrudge paying. The fee includes parking as well as entry to the Fisherman’s Cottage, Kingsley’s house and the separate site of Clovelly Court Gardens. You’d pay almost as much just to park in some places.
The Visitor Centre itself doesn’t have much to offer. Its a large, two-level building with a gift shop and a small fudge but we didn’t linger at either of these. The main attraction is a short video on the history of the town which would have been good but it wasn’t working the day we went. An interesting feature is the traditional picarooner boat, hanging from the ceiling. These little boats have a long history on the Devon coastline. They were used to catch the shoals of herring which were plentiful off Clovelly in the winter season.
Basically, we just walked through the centre to access the the village pretty.
Our first stop as soon as we left the centre was to head to the donkey stalls and visit the much-loved Clovelly donkeys - Alfred, Bert, Ernie and Rex.
What this means for the tourist is that you have to pay to visit the village. You leave your car outside the Visitor Centre and enter through here.
I’d never come across this before. It struck us as strange to be paying to go into a village and at first we thought the £9.90 entry fee seemed quite a lot. However it was well worth it. We had a lovely day and I cant begrudge paying. The fee includes parking as well as entry to the Fisherman’s Cottage, Kingsley’s house and the separate site of Clovelly Court Gardens. You’d pay almost as much just to park in some places.
The Visitor Centre itself doesn’t have much to offer. Its a large, two-level building with a gift shop and a small fudge but we didn’t linger at either of these. The main attraction is a short video on the history of the town which would have been good but it wasn’t working the day we went. An interesting feature is the traditional picarooner boat, hanging from the ceiling. These little boats have a long history on the Devon coastline. They were used to catch the shoals of herring which were plentiful off Clovelly in the winter season.
Basically, we just walked through the centre to access the the village pretty.
Our first stop as soon as we left the centre was to head to the donkey stalls and visit the much-loved Clovelly donkeys - Alfred, Bert, Ernie and Rex.
翻译：克洛弗利村非常独特，因为整个村庄都是私人所有。它最初于13世纪被赠予征服者威廉的妻子玛蒂尔达，此后只由三个家族拥有过。
这意味着游客需要付费才能参观这个村庄。您可以将车停在游客中心外，然后从游客中心进入村庄。
我以前从未遇到过这种情况。我们觉得付费进入一个村庄很奇怪，起初我们觉得9.90英镑的门票有点贵。然而，这钱花得值。我们度过了美好的一天，我并不觉得这笔钱有什么不值。门票包含停车费以及参观渔夫小屋、金斯利故居和独立的克洛弗利庭院花园。在某些地方，光停车费就几乎要花这么多钱了。
游客中心本身并没有太多可看之处。它是一栋两层楼的大建筑，里面有一个礼品店和一家小小的软糖店，但我们都没有在那里停留太久。主要的亮点是一段介绍小镇历史的短片，本来应该很不错，可惜我们去的那天没法播放。一个有趣的特色是悬挂在天花板上的传统皮卡龙船。这些小船在德文郡海岸线有着悠久的历史。它们曾被用来捕捞冬季克洛弗利附近海域丰富的鲱鱼群。
我们基本上只是穿过镇中心就到了美丽的村庄。
离开镇中心后，我们的第一站是去驴棚，看看深受大家喜爱的克洛弗利驴——阿尔弗雷德、伯特、厄尼和雷克斯。
这意味着游客需要付费才能参观这个村庄。您可以将车停在游客中心外，然后从游客中心进入村庄。
我以前从未遇到过这种情况。我们觉得付费进入一个村庄很奇怪，起初我们觉得9.90英镑的门票有点贵。然而，这钱花得值。我们度过了美好的一天，我并不觉得这笔钱有什么不值。门票包含停车费以及参观渔夫小屋、金斯利故居和独立的克洛弗利庭院花园。在某些地方，光停车费就几乎要花这么多钱了。
游客中心本身并没有太多可看之处。它是一栋两层楼的大建筑，里面有一个礼品店和一家小小的软糖店，但我们都没有在那里停留太久。主要的亮点是一段介绍小镇历史的短片，本来应该很不错，可惜我们去的那天没法播放。一个有趣的特色是悬挂在天花板上的传统皮卡龙船。这些小船在德文郡海岸线有着悠久的历史。它们曾被用来捕捞冬季克洛弗利附近海域丰富的鲱鱼群。
我们基本上只是穿过镇中心就到了美丽的村庄。
离开镇中心后，我们的第一站是去驴棚，看看深受大家喜爱的克洛弗利驴——阿尔弗雷德、伯特、厄尼和雷克斯。
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