Location: Yeovil
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The 10 Best Sights & Landmarks in Yeovil, England
Yeovil (/ˈjoʊvəl/ YOH-vəl) is an English town and civil parish in the district of South Somerset, with a population of 45,000. It lies in Yeovil parliamentary constituency. It is close to Somerset's southern boundary with Dorset, 130 miles (210 km) from London, 40 miles (64 km) south of Bristol, 6 miles (9.7 km) from Sherborne and 30 miles (48 km) from Taunton.
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1. Somerset & Dorset Family History Centre
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5.0 based on 5 reviews
2. Dawe's Twineworks
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
The UK's only surviving Victorian Twineworks. An education, tourism and community site which welcomes visitors. We celebrate the former hugely important Somerset and Dorset twine, rope and sailcloth industries which were built on locally grown flax and hemp. We have a 100m 'twinewalk' on 2 levels, with machinery that made twine, working, and driven by a 1927 oil engine. We have a visitor centre (funded by the Lottery Heritage) with the usual facilities and displays. We make no fixed charges but the project is run and managed by local volunteers and we are entirely dependent on donations from visitors. We are open at present on the 4th Saturday of every month. Other visits by appointment - groups very welcome.
Reviewed By Cloglet
Extremely interesting and very well thought out, the volunteers have got the Victorian machinery running again so that you can see how twine was made. Cannot recommend highly enough. Who would have thought that string/twine/rope could be so fascinating. Currently only open the 4th Saturday of each month, or for group visits by prior arrangement. Located next to 94 High St, West Coker. Also if you are fortunate enough to be able to partake of the Somerset & Dorset Jurassic Tasting Menu I would highly recommend it - absolutely delicious!!
3. Cary Alpacas
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5.0 based on 140 reviews
COVID-19 PANDEMIC Your party will be the only persons taking part in the experience. You will be asked to confirm freedom from Covid symptoms on arrival. A bio-security foot mat must be used prior to entering the paddock. Hand gel will be applied prior to entry at the paddock gate. There will be other hand gels available to use throughout. You do not have to use masks or gloves but should you wish that will not be a problem. Your name and a means of contact must be given to allow us to track/trace should the need arise. The NHS App is available to use on site. These cute animals are intelligent, inquisitive and relaxing to be with. For centuries alpacas have been farmed for their desirable fleeces. They are also kept as pets and to protect livestock. Visit Cary Alpacas for a 2-hour experience giving you the opportunity to visit their home, learn about their needs and to join them on their walk. Don't forget to bring your camera! ALL VISITS MUST BE BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.
Reviewed By Baladog - Surrey, United Kingdom
We enjoyed our alpaca experience very much.Kim explained all about the alpacas and how to walk with them she clearly loves them and they are very well cared for ,Kim was happy to answer any question ,they are very interesting beautiful animals ,the walk is at alpaca speed slow as they like to stop and eat ,my one leo decided to lay down and rub itself on the grass I thought he had fallen over but he soon go up and we were on our way ,My husbands one was called lightning she was very chilled until she knew she was almost home then she wanted to lead the way back ,we had a great morning thank you very much Kim and we would definitely recommend this experience.
4. St John's Church
5. Huish Park Stadium
6. Treasurer's House
7. War Memorial
8. Millennium Clock
9. Former Holy Trinity Church
10. Jack the Treacle Eater
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