This beautiful medieval manor house with stunning Arts and Crafts garden is only open at certain times so check their Web site before you travel. Parking is available nearby and access is limited due to narrow, loose gravel paths with uneven slopes.
An excellent museum with many exhibitions charting the history of aviation.
The remains of a medieval Benedictine abbey alongside a complete Tudor house, which still has some fascinating features within.
John Leach is the eldest grandson of renowned potter Bernard Leach and he continues the family tradition here. You will find a gallery and shop with regular exhibitions of leading regional, national and international potters.
Somerset Art Works promotes visual art for local artists. The increasingly popular Somerset Art Weeks offer art lovers an exciting opportunity to view the works of a number of talented contributors.
Exhibitions at the Courthouse Gallery offer members of the Guild the opportunity to display their work. Many exhibitors create contemporary designs using traditional methods in work ranging from ceramics and metalwork through to textiles and furniture.
Its well worth a visit to the last remaining thatched windmill in England and free if you are a National Trust member! Please check their Web site for dates when the interior is open.
Inspired by the heritage of the Clark family, who made shoes in the village of Street since the early 19th Century. The museum features their story, as well as shoe examples from as far back as Roman times. Worth a visit, especially as it is free.
National Trust properties are always worth a visit and this is no exception. See a working kitchen and orchard, secluded lawns and 17th century house plus small tea room. Check opening times on their website as this property closes during the winter months.
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23 September 2013
This beautiful medieval manor house with stunning Arts and Crafts garden is only open at certain times so check their Web site before you travel. Parking is available nearby and access is limited due to narrow, loose gravel paths with uneven slopes.
9 November 2011
An excellent museum with many exhibitions charting the history of aviation.
14 January 2010
The remains of a medieval Benedictine abbey alongside a complete Tudor house, which still has some fascinating features within.
John Leach is the eldest grandson of renowned potter Bernard Leach and he continues the family tradition here. You will find a gallery and shop with regular exhibitions of leading regional, national and international potters.
Somerset Art Works promotes visual art for local artists. The increasingly popular Somerset Art Weeks offer art lovers an exciting opportunity to view the works of a number of talented contributors.
Exhibitions at the Courthouse Gallery offer members of the Guild the opportunity to display their work. Many exhibitors create contemporary designs using traditional methods in work ranging from ceramics and metalwork through to textiles and furniture.
Its well worth a visit to the last remaining thatched windmill in England and free if you are a National Trust member! Please check their Web site for dates when the interior is open.
Inspired by the heritage of the Clark family, who made shoes in the village of Street since the early 19th Century. The museum features their story, as well as shoe examples from as far back as Roman times. Worth a visit, especially as it is free.
National Trust properties are always worth a visit and this is no exception. See a working kitchen and orchard, secluded lawns and 17th century house plus small tea room. Check opening times on their website as this property closes during the winter months.