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One of the most notable features of the county is as large number of lovely churches. The greatest of these is Wells Cathedral.
which possesses England’s most complete group of ecclesiastical buildings. The Early English west front is decorated with fine sculptures.
Dunster , overlooked by its ancient castle is an attractive Somerset village. A
yarn-market built in 1 589 when Dunster was an important cloth centre,
still stands in the High Street.
Porlock is equally pleasant and boasts some lovely thatched cottages. while about a mile to its west is Porlock Weir with its little harbour, and
Porlock Hill, one of the steepest in England. This is a good centre from which to explore the lonely heather-clad slopes of Exmoor or. further
a field, the
towering cliffs of the Cheddar Gorge.
For
holiday accommodation we have many
hotels
to choose from, if self-catering is required we have
caravan
and camp sites also
holiday
property, cottages and houses available in the South West. Use our
maps
or look in the
Towns
and Villages for more local information on the area.
We have wonderful places to visit, links to attractions and days out,
Eden's gardens are the most popular at the present, but we have many
more, look under
where
to go.
View your
accommodation
before you book from quite guest houses, luxurious hotels, to Grand
Manor House in the towns or countryside, we have placed lots of
country clubs within this section as the properties within the grounds
are available for anyone and they do have such wonderful scenery. For
self-catering, there are many
caravan
and camp sites to choose from in woodland or near the beach
and sea. In the West Country you will find a variety of
golf
courses with accommodations within the grounds.
A
night out in the South West gives such a variety quaint
old worlde pubs lurk around every corner mouth watering food in many
guises awaits customers at the various restaurants either in town or
country.
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