Top Things to do in Bruton
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The 10 Best Things to do in Bruton, England
Discover the best top things to do in Bruton, United Kingdom including Mill on the Brue, Caro, Pitcombe Rock Falconry, Bruton Dovecote, Hugh Sexey’s Hospital, Hauser & Wirth Somerset, Bruton Museum, Alfreds Tower, King Alfred's Tower, The Newt in Somerset.
Restaurants in Bruton
1. Mill on the Brue
2. Caro
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
CARO is a lifestyle shop offering objects for life and home sourced from around the globe. Our ethos is to provide a service rooted with knowledge, care and attention. Enjoy Aesop skincare, Hay accessories and a selection of hand crafted objects or have a speciality coffee and cake after a day of exploring the countryside. B&B opening in October!
3. Pitcombe Rock Falconry
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
Pitcombe Rock Falconry is an amazing falconry centre in the heart of Somerset. We have a wide range of hawks, owls, eagles and falcons (many of which we have rescued) and you'll find that visiting us is truly unlike anything you have ever experienced before. We offer hands on experiences to help fund our rescue work and we are happy to welcome visitors to our centre in return for a small donation. We offer a number of different experiences which are fantastic if you want to treat yourself or a loved one, which include: - Walk with a Hawk (£90, 3-4hrs) - Owl Encounters (£40, 2hrs) - Falconry Experiences (£50-70) - Weddings & Events (£POA) - Young Falconers Club (£70 a term)
Reviewed By HeatherColin - Dorchester, United Kingdom
Alan brought us a selection of his birds of prey to our Stratton Home & Garden Club meeting and entertained members with his fantastic birds. We were able to hold and stroke each of the birds and witness them in flight. While we watched two of his owls flying he explained how their plumage worked for silent flight and how sounds were directed towards their ears by the feathers around their gorgeous eyes. He told us how the kestrel hovered following a urine trail, and we now know which birds are hunters, and which ones eat carrion, and the reasons why. The largest birds we saw were the buzzard and an European Eagle Owl. To be able to see these birds up close and to touch them was an exceptional experience that we shall not forget.
4. Bruton Dovecote
5. Hugh Sexey’s Hospital
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
6. Hauser & Wirth Somerset
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 412 reviews
Reviewed By 378georges
It is rare that a garden is laid out in such a bold and beautiful way with huge splashes of colour in every bed. The gallery also is well worth spending time in. The current exhibition of black and white photographs by a local camerman had some remarkably sensitive scenes.
7. Bruton Museum
8. Alfreds Tower
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By paulcS166ES - Broadstone, United Kingdom
First visit to the tower this month. There are amazing views from the top of the tower but also some really interesting information around the inside of the tower at the bottom. I found the national trust gentleman who was there on Friday really helpful and provided some amazing detail of the history of the tower. There’s 200 plus steps to the top and it’s quite a narrow staircase. Didn’t fancy breaking the 40 ish seconds record up the top tho!!!
9. King Alfred's Tower
10. The Newt in Somerset
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 291 reviews
The Newt in Somerset is a working country estate with acres of farmland, woodland, orchards and gardens. Our gardens are open daily for visitors to explore and enjoy our restaurants, farm shops, Cyder Cellar and The Story of Gardening experience. Nestled within the grounds lies Hadspen House – a Georgian family home, now a luxury hotel and spa offering guests a place to delight in the joys of country living. We care for all of our guests as we care for the land that feeds us.
Reviewed By coxbench
Amazing hotel, great service, great staff and babylonstoren wine! Perfect in every way, will definitely be returning.
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