Highbridge
Located on the edge of the Somerset Levels near the mouth of the River Brue, the town of Highbridge is in the English county of Somerset in the District of Sedgemoor. It is a relaxing place to spend a...
Somerset Certificated Locations
Gorgeous landscapes, tasty local food and heritage sites mean Somerset should be kept in mind for Brits planning a domestic break.
As the longest heritage train line in the UK, the West Somerset Railway is the perfect way to take in the stunning local scenery. The trip through the Quantock Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the Bristol Channel Coast is full of photo opportunities.
Ramblers will be enticed by the majestic trails at the Somerset Levels, while those wanting more of a challenge should turn to the Blackdown and Mendip areas.
Lastly, Somerset’s reputation for delicious food cannot be understated, so be sure to visit one of the many farmer’s markets for a taste of the area’s local produce.
Ilchester
Ilchester is perhaps most famous for its creamery, where a variety of different British cheeses are made, not least Cheddar, Somerset's most famous food product. The rolling hills and countryside are not...
Langport
The small town of Langport is located in the English county of Somerset, right at the heart of the Somerset Levels and in some beautiful countryside that make it excellent for exploring on foot or by bike....
Minehead
Minehead is the perfect destination for anyone looking for a traditional seaside holiday or an action-packed getaway. Located in Somerset, the town boasts a number of attractive beaches and gardens, as...
Pensford
Once a hub for cloth production during the 14th to 16th centuries thanks to the availability of local wool, Pensford is a village with plenty of history. Located within the Chew Valley area of Somerset...
Porlock
Surrounded by the hills of Exmoor and the Bristol Channel, the traditional village of Porlock is an ideal place from which to explore the beauty of Exmoor National Park. The national park is the perfect...
Shepton Mallet
The market town of Shepton Mallet can be found in amongst the Mendip Hills in Somerset. Its position on the Fosse Way – an important Roman road – has led to some significant archaeological finds in the...
Street
Street is an attractive village in Somerset located amid some fine rolling hills, just a couple of miles from Glastonbury. The most prominent of these hills is Glastonbury Tor, with its famous tower and...
Taunton
Taunton is a town of more than 60,000 people, with a number of interesting buildings and plenty of good places to eat and drink. It is a great place for cricket fans to visit, as it is the home of Somerset...
Wells
England’s smallest city, Wells is a charming and beautiful place to visit. Wells Cathedral is one of the first things you should see when you get there. Built between 1175 and 1490, it is the earliest...