Local Attractions

Half-timbered buildings lean towards each other across a narrow street leading from the medieval square in the centre of this picturesque town. Once a river port and valued for its wool production, Axbridge is on the edge of the Mendips; overlooking the Levels and Bristol Water’s Reservoir. The town supports a number of independent shops and places to eat and drink

Cheddar Gorge is open all year. There are a number of activities that you can do, such as visiting the caves and real caving, rock climbing and Abseiling for those more adventurous. There is also an open top bus ride and a cliff top Gorge walk

Is only 15 minutes away and one of many Golf Courses in Somerset. Here you are welcome to buy a round a golf without being a member

Steeped with Victorian history, Weston-super-Mare is located at the gateway to the South West of England, and with visitor numbers to the resort up year-on-year, isn’t it time you came to take a look?

Often described as England’s smallest City, it is on the southern edge of the Mendip Hills. Saturdays and Wednesday are market days and you will still find the market in the square

Is without doubt one of Britain’s most imposing Cathedrals. It is the seat of the Bishop of Bath and Wells, who live at the adjacent Bishop’s Palace. Built between 1175 and 1490, Wells Cathedral has been described as “the most poetic of the English Cathedrals”

A natural pier with dramatic cliffs and Victorian fort

Glastonbury is not only famous for its music festival!! The town is known for its history, including Glastonbury Lake Village, Glastonbury Abbey, Somerset Rural Life Museum and Glastonbury Tor, the many myths and legends associated with the town, and the Glastonbury Festival which takes place in the nearby village of Pilton

Glastonbury Abbey is the legendary burial place of King Arthur. This is one of England’s earliest, most important and most fascinating abbeys, providing sanctuary, tranquillity, history and heritage in one special place

The Tor is an iconic Somerset landmark. Climb up to St Michael’s Tower, sit down and take in the beauty of the place, the views are amazing

Clarks Village has a great selection of restaurants and food outlets to re-charge or unwind after a full day shopping. Browse our great range of Food and Drink eateries and make a day out of your visit

Enveloped in the hills of South West England, it has developed an unmistakable identity and fiercely independent spirit, forged by its passionate locals

The ship that changed the way we travel forever. Explore the ship’s story and the engineer behind it across two museums and the mighty SS Great Britain itself in the very dry dock where it was built

At the heart of Bath stand the remains of one of the finest spas of the ancient world. See the ruins of the temple of Minerva. Visit the bath house where people bathed nearly 2000 years ago

The Roman Baths is one of the finest historic sites in Northern Europe, and one of the most popular tourist attractions in the UK. It is run by the Heritage Services section of Bath & North East Somerset Council

Britain’s original and only natural thermal spa. Pack your swimming costume and enjoy the experience