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Looking for places to go or things to do in Somerset? You have come to the right place! As you can see we have plenty of ideas for fun family days out, For details on any of the attractions listed below, just click the attraction name or 'Go Find it' link Somerset Visitor Attractions - Page 1 of 3  Page:
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In 1206 King John granted land for residence and deer park to Bishop Jocelin and here the story of the Bishops Palce in Wells begins.
The vaulted entrance hall and undercroft date from this time and towards the end of the 13th century, Bishop burnell added both the Great Hall and the Bishops chapel. This has recently been restored. A Jacobean ...
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Touch the past in thius spooky all weather location. Experince history and our journey through justice.
During world war 1 the Jail held state papers and the Doomesday book.
Experince the life of an 18 century prison. Visit the execution pit, stocks and underground cells. See the Beast of Bodmin finally behind bars!
Yvette Fielding of T...
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This fun park has 40 rides with something for all ages. There are roller coasters, boat rides, dodgems, pony rides, terror castle (With scares imported from Hollywood!), go karts, waltzers, 'Disco Fever', laser quest and many more such as Canoe River children’s boat ride, Be sure to try out 'XTreme' 130 foot of terror, and the Shock Wave super loo...
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This is a historic working wter mill which is a Victorian treasure!
See the Miller at work and watch the organic flour being made. Three grades of flour are produced, course, fine and extra fine. All are available to buy all year round but order in advance.
Bed and Breakfast is available in the Grade II listed Millers house of self catering ...
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The ancient Chalice Well, which has never failed to flow is considered by many to be a symbol of life, and by some as a gateway to the spirit world.
Amoungst the oldest of Holy wells in Britain, the Chalice well has been used for over 2000 years, thought to be visited by prehistoric tribes.
Walk up the cobbled path to the gardens which featu...
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Cheddar Gorge is a site of special scientific interest bcause of its limestone cliffs, beautiful caves and rare plants and animals.
Six caves are scheduled as Ancient Monuments because they reval the early history of our ancestors in Britain.
Gough's Cave tells the story of its Ice Age Creation, Stone Age occupation and Victorian Exploration....
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Acres and acres of fun undercover and out of doors at Court Farm.
Whatever the weather, whatever your age you will have a day to remember with animal shows, rides, and special events.
March to April is lambing time and you will be able to help feed the baby lambs and goats. Watch the milking show, have free tractor rides, pony rides, hands o...
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There is plenty to do for all at the family at this amazing interactive animal and falconry centre. It is set in the 15 century farmshead where you can see birds of prey, small animals, ponies, calves and lambs.
The falconry activities include Falconry Experience Days/half days - including interactive flying display, owl hour and hawk walk, Eag...
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This is an exciting 2 and a half hour (approx) excursion which departs from the Exmoor White Horse Inn at Exford in the morning and afternoon. There are also "dawn Breaks" and "Sunset Specials" - details available on request.
Children are welcome on the 8 person Landrover. The tour takes you to little known parts of Exmoor moorlands with panar...
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