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Quality Accommodation

All Bed and Brekfast, and self Catering on this website has been inspected and classified by either the AA and or Visitbritain . . .

Places to visit in Somerset

Willow and Wetland Visitor Centre . . .

The Centre is owned and run by the Coate family, who have been growing willow on the Somerset Levels since 1819. Visitors are warmly invited to learn about the history and the art of willow growing and basket making by visiting.
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Dunster on Exmoor a Medieval Village . . .

Walk through Dunster. A magical journey back in time Dunster is the jewel in the crown of Exmoor, one of England's most scenic villages with a universal appeal in all seasons. Where there was a port is now a well kept beach.
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The Roman Bath's and Bath . . .

Britain's only hot springs and the greatest Roman religious spa in Northern Europe. The Roman Baths and Pump Room site at Bath is one of Britain’s best known, most spectacular and most frequently visited ancient monuments. The state of preservation of the ancient monument is exceptional. Please click on image for more info.

Glastonbury Abbey Somerset . . .

One of the oldest religious foundations in Britain, steeped in history and legend. Every year, people from over seventy countries on six continents visit the sacred site at Glastonbury Abbey in Somerset, England.
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Wookey Hole Caves and Paper Mill . . .

Wookey Hole Caves and Paper Mill are situated at Wookey Hole in the beautiful Somerset Mendip Hills, in South West England. A cave tour matches breathtaking underground scenery, carved out by the mysterious River Axe, with a delightful mix of fact, legend and folklore, including the story of the famous witch. Please click on image for more info.

Fleet Air Arm Museum . . .

At the beginning of the 20th Century, the Royal Navy was the most technically advanced service on earth. It adopted aircraft to enhance the roles and capabilities of its ships and people so that from 1914, the Royal Naval Air Service (RNAS) and its successor, the Fleet Air Arm, have taken part in campaigns all over the World and created many of military aviation's most innovative ideas. The Fleet Air Arm Museum tells their story. Please click on image for more info.