Things to do Somerset

This walk takes you from the shingle beach at Dunster up to the magnificent medieval village with its yarn market and topped off with a castle.

Holnicote Estate makes up 12,000 acres of Exmoor National Park and is a contrasting landscape with everything from wild, rugged moorland and shingle beaches to ancient woodland and charming thatched villages.

The Lime Kiln is a traditional 17th century freehouse situated in the village of Knole in Somerset.

This circular walk will take you on a journey around the picturesque village of Kilve and its lovely beach, where the ancient limestone has been carved over millions of years into glorious geometric patterns.

Brean Down is a promontory of the Mendips Hills extending 1.5 miles out into the Bristol Channel at the eastern end of Bridgwater Bay with views over to the two small islands of Steep Holm and Flat Holm.

Located in the beautiful Cheddar Valley market town of Axbridge.

A small 14thC century moated castle, distinctively French in style.

Nestled in the heart of the city, The Hatchet Inn is Bristol's oldest pub with a varied and colourful history.

Late medieval house with large Gothic hall windows, originally residence of priests serving the parish church opposite.

The circular walk centred on St Audries Beach is ideal for families as it has plenty to stir the imagination with interesting rock patterns – natural and man-made – an incredible waterfall, fossils and sea creatures.