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From museums to historic railways, castles, gardens, stately homes and archaeological sites, Somerset has it all.
This is your guide to exploring the county and discovering its hidden gems. Look at the touring map to find out what's in Somerset, then choose a line and explore it at your leisure.
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Download the 48 page 'Explore your Somerset Routes'
Watch our short mini-films about each of the 7 lines
Discover more information and downloads for each of the 7 lines below
Travel through 45 miles of the evocative Somerset Levels and explore ancient settlements, medieval abbeys and civil war sites.
More information, video and downloads for the Alfred and Levels Line
This 85-mile circular line takes you through a range of different landscapes including the Somerset Levels, the Mendips, Polden Hills and coastline.
More information, video and downloads for the Battle Line
From England's smallest city to Somerset's border with Bath, over 30 miles of scenic roads take you to some of the finest castles, buildings and palaces in the county.
More information, video and downloads for the Castle Line
Get the taste of Somerset in just 23 miles. Uncover ancient sites, glorious gardens and picturesque parks or stop for the obligatory cricket and cider experience.
More information, video and downloads for the Country Line
This circular line showcases 55 miles of stately homes and beautiful gardens nestled between traditional orchards and rural villages.
More information, video and downloads for the Hamstone Line
Travel the 40-mile line named after the area's royal connections with King Alfred and the mythical King Arthur.
The Kings' Line leads you from historic Montacute at the foot of Ham Hill to the very borders of Somerset and Dorset.
More information, video and downloads for the Kings' Line
Stretching across the west, this line encompasses 60 miles of the widest variety of castles, abbeys, railways and quirky museum collections.
More information, video and downloads for the Quantock & Coast Line