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About Somerset
This county finds itself nestled in the heart of the South West. Bordering Bristol and Gloucestershire to the north, Wiltshire to the East, Dorset to the South East and Devon to the South West. Known for its amazing beaches with beautiful seaside resorts and fantastic family attractions, there is plenty to get up to. Perhaps you feel like taking a trip to see the iconic Roman Baths? Or maybe a trip around Glastonbury Tor is more your style?
Whatever your thing is, Somerset prides itself as a popular holiday destination with a variety of iconic landmarks and monuments to discover.
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Britain's only natural Thermal Spa, located in the historic city of Bath, offers traditional and state-of-the-art spa facilities.
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From Stone Age to Modern Age, there’s something for everyone.
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Brean Splash Waterpark The South West's Award Winning Waterpark.
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An Empty Tudor Manor House, Beautifully Restored In The 1920s, With Farm Buildings, Abundant Flowers And Orchards.
Great Family Days Out
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Stylish retail village featuring discounted designer label outlets, restaurants and gardens.
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Have your family come along and enjoy this Treasure Trail.
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Hestercombe Is A Collection Of World-Renowned Gardens.
Culture Vulture Days Out
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Brimming with history, the Theatre Royal Bath is one of the oldest and most beautiful theatres in Britain.
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Somerset Churches Foundation was established in 1996!
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The National Trust Brean Down in North Somerset has a natural pier with spectacular cliffs.
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Located In The 12th-century Great Hall Of Taunton Castle.
Somerset - South-West England
The Roman Baths, which were built in 70 AD as a grand bathing and socialising complex, are one of the best-preserved Roman ruins in the world.
