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What to do and see in Somerset, England: The Best Points of Interest & Landmarks
Discover the best top things to do in Somerset, United Kingdom including One Craft Gallery, Banwell Caves, The Golden Retriever Experience, No. 1 Royal Crescent, Montacute House, Bath Street, The Circus, Chalice Well, Glastonbury Tor, Brean Down.
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1. One Craft Gallery
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5.0 based on 10 reviews
2. Banwell Caves
3. The Golden Retriever Experience
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5.0 based on 196 reviews
The Golden Retriever Experience (The GRE) is a family-run attraction in West Somerset that gives the unique opportunity for you and your family/friends to have a personal encounter with a pack of trained Golden Retrievers.
Reviewed By NCKP933 - London, United Kingdom
Really fun couple of hours with the dogs. The dogs are very friendly and fun. Really recommend for any dog lovers.
4. No. 1 Royal Crescent
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4.5 based on 2,826 reviews
Step into the past at one of England's finest Georgian townhouses. * 10 display rooms * Upstairs and downstairs * Georgian shop * Free info room with introductory video * Disabled access * Kids explorer packs * Friendly room guides * 'Women's Suffrage 100: Freedom and Fight in Bath' is the exhibition theme in 2018. The website has an Access section which has details of nearest car-parks, floorplans, facilities and information specifically for our visitors with access needs.
Reviewed By Alliemac308
Brilliant to see the house as it would have been in Georgian times, with each room explained by a knowledgeable and welcoming volunteer. Great value for money - a couple of hours flew by!
5. Montacute House
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4.5 based on 1,167 reviews
Built at the end of the 16th century, this is considered one of the most beautiful Elizabethan houses in England, which was a symbol of Sir Edward Phelips' wealth and high social standing.
Reviewed By charlesbY4615FL - Torquay, United Kingdom
This glorious National Trust property offers visitors a great insight into the treasures of a wonderful property, superbly presented by the National Trust. In addition to the furnishings and historical artefacts the story it tells so well is about the lifestyle of an Elizabethan family and is second to none. As a special bonus the long gallery of the house houses a significant portion of the National Portrait Gallery’s Collection of Elizabethan paintings. Don’t miss the opportunity if available to take in any of the volunteer talks on the characters portrayed in these paintings - absolutely fascinating. The efforts made to evoke a real feel for this remarkable period of English history is outstanding. Given most will be thrilled with house, the gardens have their own special surprises and delights to offer especially on a fine day. A must visit house steeped in history.
6. Bath Street
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4.5 based on 810 reviews
Reviewed By lovetrav_9 - Old Colwyn, United Kingdom
This is one of our favourite streets to stroll down in the UK. The architecture is superb and there are plenty of shops and cafes/restaurants to choose from. It really is full of character and history. We were very fortunate on our recent visit to have lovely weather which made the stroll even more pleasurable. Bath is a lovely friendly city to visit and one we never tire of.
7. The Circus
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4.5 based on 2,439 reviews
Reviewed By annettelaurie - Plymouth, United Kingdom
This Bath Crescent blew me away a little because I originally thought Bath has only 1 “crescent” but I was so wrong. We came across Kings Crescent – now called The Circus, whilst getting from A to B and then this just opened up. It is not so much a Crescent as a circle divided into three parts, with a large circular lawned area in the middle with massive oak trees which were planted sometime after it had been built (started in 1754 by John Wood architect and finished by his son John Wood junior). The Georgian buildings are beautiful, playing nods to ancient Rome, architecture of Inigo Jones , hints of Stonehenge and masonic symbolism (of which there is a LOT in Bath), all in all quite eclectic – but it works!
8. Chalice Well
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4.5 based on 1,302 reviews
Reviewed By Inspire546537
This is like a sanctuary, a peace of heaven on earth, its well kept, pretty, lots of nooks and crannies for mrditation, views of the Tor, you can sample the well water, its reasonably priced and worth your time visiting on your pilgrimage.
9. Glastonbury Tor
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4.5 based on 2,712 reviews
Reviewed By kareno542 - Madeley, United Kingdom
Always wanted to walk the Tor and it didn’t disappoint amazing views when you get to the top Would recommend the Tor bus in town because there isn’t any parking for this attraction
10. Brean Down
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4.5 based on 933 reviews
Reviewed By breanorlad14 - Leicester, United Kingdom
Wow!! What a lovely place to visit. Visiting the area for a few days, we decided to visit Brean Down. It was a beautiful sunny day and collecting some lovely coffee from the National Trust cafe near the car park, we scaled the cliff. It was so well worth it. The view from the top was amazing. The tide was out showing off a huge beach area. Lovely experience.
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