Attractions

Living and Telling the Good News of Jesus with the City of Bath and its Visitors

The aim of the Somerset Cricket Museum is to advance the education of the public in the history and development of cricket by maintaining a museum for the permanent exhibition and preservation of items of educational and historic value particularly, but not exclusively, of Somerset County Cricket Club.

The Little Box Room is the working studio and display space of Robert Lee, an artist currently working in Frome, Somerset. The studio is sometimes open to visitors when it may also be shared with other artists.

Explore our magnificent collection based on the Clark family and their 200-year-old global shoemaking business. With over 100,000 objects, we are open to the public for research, enquiries, tours, and events. We are building a museum that will inspire the world with the family and community stories behind Clarks shoes, opening by 2025.

We have an organic garden that’s open to visitors. It’s six and a half acres of ornamental and edible plants in a seasonal patchwork that we’ve been constantly evolving since we started more than 18 years ago.

Situated in the historical town of Taunton, Somerset’s county capital, the County Ground cricket club makes for the perfect day out.

Downside Abbey is a Roman Catholic monastery, and is home to a community of Benedictine monks. The Abbey Church is a Minor Basilica and is dedicated to Saint Gregory the Great; it was described by Sir Nikolaus Pevsner as "the most splendid demonstrat

Leading the way in this zeitgeist for Weston-super-Mare the Blakehay Theatre create Theatre for the whole community, bringing national popular shows and treading subject matters onto the stage. A creative hub for artists and performers in the local area and a cultural home for fans of the arts.

Set in 2.5 acres, this steep, terraced, Italianate garden affords the visitor wonderful views of the valley, especially enjoyed from the casita, loggia and cloisters. Steeped in history, a visit to the beautiful, Italianate gardens is often described as like stepping into another world.

At our new Hinkley Point Visitor Centre, visitors will be encouraged to explore how electricity is created in a fun and interactive way. People of all ages can learn why there is an overwhelming need to produce low carbon energy and how EDF are helping Britain achieve net zero through the construction of Hinkley Point C and the use of other renewable sources such as wind and solar power.