• Local Attractions

Chedar Caves - A major tourist attraction for over 200 years, with plenty to do above and below ground.
Outstanding Natural Beauty, where you'll find many rare species.
The Cathedral-like Caves and Britain's biggest Gorge are  million-year-old Ice Age river beds.  Your ancestors have lived here for 40,000 years, 
and world-famous Cheddar Man is Britain's oldest complete skeleton.
Link to Chedar Caves

Longleat- Longleat House is widely regarded as one of the best examples of high Elizabethan architecture in Britain and one of the most beautiful stately homes open to the public. When you have finished looking at the house why not adventure outside for Joe's Mine, Pets Corner, Safari Boats and much More
Link To Longleat House and attractions

Wookey Hole- Lots to do whatever the weather check it out not one to be missed link to wookey Hole

Bowood House- Something for the kids is The Adventure Playground at Bowood was first opened in 1978. Designed and constructed by Cornish boat builder Alistair Guy, using timbers from the Estate, it has become one of Bowood’s most famous features and has delighted hundreds of thousands of children ever since.
And for the adults fine 18th-century architecture and splendid interiors: the Adam Orangery, the Chapel and Library by C.R. Cockerell, the New Hall, the Sculpture Gallery and the Laboratory where Dr Joseph Priestley discovered oxygen in 1774. There is also a series of exhibition rooms with a wealth of fine furniture, costumes, pocelain, jewellery and paintings on display. Outside, the house is surrounded by ‘Capability’ Brown’s stunning park; there are magnificent formal gardens, a ‘Picturesque’ rockwork garden; and the renowned pinetum and arboretum Link to Bowood House


Farleigh Castle - Farleigh Hungerford was begun in the 1370s by Sir Thomas Hungerford, Speaker of the Commons, and extended in the 15th century by his son Walter, Lord Hungerford, Agincourt veteran and distinguished medieval statesman. The remains of their fortified mansion, built in the most up-to-date and fashionable quadrangular style of the time, included four tall corner towers (two no longer standing) along with a walled outer court incorporating a complete castle Chapel and attendant Priest's House. Find out more about Farleigh Castle


Norwood Farm Rare Breeds - Great for a day out- some beautiful breeds to look at, and a nice cafe/ shop selling high quality dairy/ meat products, local produce and some other great ethically- sourced items.  Definately worth a visit!
Norton St Philip
Nr. Bath
SOMERSET
BA2 7LP
United Kingdom
Tel: 01373 834856


Chew Valley Lakes - rich with wildlife and has been designated a SSSI, a Special Protection Area, and is one of Britain's most important sites for wintering wildfowl. It is a world-reknowned fly fishing venue and is one of the most heavily stocked Trout fisheries in Europe, with specimens in excess of 10lb in weight reported each season. Anglers can chose between 7 miles of bank fishing or one of over 30 boats available for day hire.
Link to Chew Valley Lake

East Somerset Steam Railway -
Go on a steam train ride
Visit the engine sheds to see how we look after our locomotives
Find out about the 150 years of the East Somerset Railway in our museum
Take a wildlife walk alongside the track to see what you can find.
Buy a single ticket and walk back through the rolling countryside Step into the signal box (open most weekends) to watch the signalman at work
See David Shepherd’s renowned wildlife and railway pictures in our Art Gallery
Browse in our well stocked shop for books, gifts, toys, ice creams and a range of “Thomas the Tank Engine” merchandise.
Enjoy lunch or afternoon tea in our Whistlestop Café Let off steam in our children’s playground and picnic area
Link to East Somerset Railway

Kennet & Avon Canal and Boathire - The Kennet and Avon Canal is Bath’s forgotten gem. Built in the early 1800’s and tucked away beyond the Georgian facades of Beau Nash and Ralph Allen. Overshadowed by the engineering marvels of even earlier Roman craftsmen, the canal is the gateway to a secret world few visitors to Bath ever glimpse. A cruise on board a Bath Narrowboat is your key to unlock this secret world.
Link to Bath Narrow Boats


National Trust - Visit a range of beautiful historic houses and gardens. Visit the National Trust


I hope that this list is useful to you as I couldnt possibly list all the attractions  but I hope this should give you a good idea of what there is to offer.