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The 5 Best Hidden Gems Things to do in Wells, England
The name Wells comes from the city's three wells dedicated to St. Andrew. Now there's a fun factoid to fill up your next awkward silence. In England's smallest city, you won't find the big summer crowds of nearby Glastonbury. Instead, you'll have more than enough room to sight-see as you please. And there are plenty of youth clubs to entertain the kiddies while you wander. The cathedral in Wells is the landmark attraction, but also check out the nearby Bristol Zoo Gardens and International Helicopter Museum.
Restaurants in Wells
1. Wells Trading Post Home
2. Wild Wookey
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5.0 based on 172 reviews
Visit England's Gold award winning Experience of 2020 - Adventure Caving with professional instructors includes abseiling, climbing, crawling and more! All specialist equipment and overalls provided. See the caves from a new perspective and immerse yourself in this challenging and unique experience.
3. Vicar's Close
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4.5 based on 1,015 reviews
Reviewed By Lincsman
This is a street tucked around the back of the Cathedral. The houses are fascinating with their tall chimneys. The close can be walked along with an exit via a narrow passageway and steps towards the Cathedral school. The road is 'cobbled' so uneven. Worth a visit.
4. Ebbor Gorge
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4.5 based on 170 reviews
Reviewed By KJG780 - Wallingford, United Kingdom
Great walk through the gorge (and view from the top) from Wookey Hole car park. Definitely worth the efffort.
5. Mendip Shooting Ground Ltd
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4.5 based on 19 reviews
All welcome, no experience needed, come and give it a go and for seasoned shooters we have plenty of challenging targets to test your skills. Mendip Shooting Ground is a family business, established in 1950. We are proud to run our shooting facilities to a high standard giving our club and corporate clients some of the best clay target shooting in the West of England. Please call us if you have any questions or would like to book a lesson.
Reviewed By C6355ZMtraceyp
Last time we visited Mendip Shooting Ground was 18 months ago, our close family friend lives down the road. We were met with a warm welcome by Craig (who has been there for 14 years]. On arriving we saw a tank sitting on the driveway, my daughter asked if she could sit in it, thinking she would be told no. Craig took us to the tank and let us in. After getting our cartridges, Craig took us to the arena where we were going to shooting. As we hadn't been shooting for a while he went through the rules and gave us a brief tuition. Then the fun began. If anyone wants to try Clay Pigeon, I would recommend Mendip Shooting School as there is nothing that they cant help you with. Already planning our next visit.
