River Axe
River Cary
River Avon
Henton Te River Axe travels the length of the village and the nearby hamlets of Yarley and Bleadney are very attractive.
Wells A jewel of a city at the foot of the Mendip Hills, full of history and, having a large rural catchment, a busy centre for shopping, entertainment and leisure.
Attractions include:
Wells Cathedral - see the intricate Gothic carvings, the famous clock, the chapter house with its ancient worn staircase and much more.
Wells Museum - housed in a Tudor building with medieval sculptures from the Cathedral.
Vicar’s Close - the oldest complete street of 14th century houses in Europe.
Te Old Deanery - a fascinating 12th century building.
Bishop’s Palace - dates from the early 13th century; the vaulted entrance hall, impressive banqueting hall and long gallery can still be seen today.
Te Wells Clock - its original medieval face depicts the universe with the Earth at its centre, Knights exchange blows on the hour and the Quarter Jack counts quarter hours with his heels.
Dinder Te River Sheppey runs alongside the main street and the Ebbor Gorge Nature Reserve is only a few miles away.
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This Summer, experience The Dragon’s Lair at The Bishop's Palace in Wells! A new, interactive discovery area exploring the themes of the Palace. Inspired by Dragon’s Wings, Well Pools & Water, Trees and History, you'll exercise both minds and bodies with a pole jungle, climbing tree pods, waterwheel and sluice gates.
Also don't miss 'Make-it Mondays' and 'Nature Ninjas Fridays', every week during School Holidays
The Bishop’s Palace, Wells, BA5 2PD
www.bishopspalace.org.uk Tel. 01749 988 111 70 •Westhay Glastonbury Street MENDIPS THE •Cheddar
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The 14 acres of gardens at THE
BISHOP’S PALACE are surrounded by a breath-taking moat (with resident swans!), visitors can cross a flagstone drawbridge, walk under the portcullis and experience a true hidden gem in the heart of the City of Wells. The gardens include the beautiful well pools from which the city takes its name, family events, guided tours, a gift shop and a café with the best views in Wells! Located in the heart of the visitor area lies The Bishop’s Table café, serving delicious locally-sourced homemade food and some of the best coffee and cake you will find in Wells. It is the perfect place to meet friends for brunch, lunch or afternoon tea. Come and say hello to the friendly in-house team.
Shepton Mallet Close to Bath, Wells and many tourist attractions, this is a delightful old market town with modern amenities. Its Victoria Fountain has been gloriously restored, the 15th century covered market houses a busy market every Friday and the 50 feet high 16th century structure in the town centre was once used to hang the guilty, by order of “Hanging Judge” Jefferies.
Nearby events include the:
Mid-Somerset Show - held annually on fields at the edge of the town.
World of Churches Festival - a four day event.
Great Steam Fair & Godney Gathering - both are held locally.
Royal Bath & West Show - provides four days of entertainment.
BRISTOL
Glastonbury Festival - held at nearby Pilton.
Shepton Mallet Prison - Jail visits, Ghosts, Hangings and more.
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