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This little town now enjoys world renown for its annual music festival which attracts thousands of visitors from all over the globe. None-the-less, this still remains very much a.....
Often called 'Englands Grand Canyon' Chedder Gorge was carved out by a river that now runs underground...
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Holford lies in a peaceful wooded valley at the foot of the lovely Quantock Hills crowning the landscape where the county of Somerset sweeps towards the coast...
Wells, situated at the foot of the picturesque mendip hills, is most certainly one of England's most delightful cathedral cities...
This is believed to be the site of the oldest Christian Church in the world, for centuries it has been the focus of Christian.....
There are many associations with Chalice Well covering countless centuries; it is a timeless and sacred place, full of legend,.....
Swirling mists rise over the Somerset Levels, where approaching the town of Glastonbury, suddenly above the mist you catch a.....
The mile or so of pale-grey limestone cliffs rising above the winding road through Cheddar is awesome in its untamed beauty, it.....
These dazzling show caves offer a glittering experience in floodlit chambers deep underground. This is the spiritual home of the.....
Wells Cathedral is the most perfect example of an ecclesiastical city from the days when the order of life was God, King and.....
The Bishop's Palace in the enchanting tiny cathedral city of Wells where there is a predominance of beautiful buildings, is.....
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