2025 Somerset Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

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This summer the visit to Somerset Stone Henge was amazing ! It is historical and magical, lots to see and read. Visiting the attraction allows for learning and discovery, British culture and history is also at the heart of the city so the guides were very helpful and informative. Family friendly, great for historians and students alike, and to anyone who loves going outside and enjoying the sunset. #somerset

📍Address: Myrtle Farm Station Road, Sandford, BS25 5RA Attractions - Guided tour around the factory, followed by a cider tasting session at their local bar. Book well in advance! Food & Restaurants - Railway Inn (meeting point for the tour, food is a bit expensive but offers all the Thatcher's on tap). Book in advance to get a table, place is extremely busy starting midday. Shopping - Cider Shop down the road, you can buy all available flavours of Thatcher's Cider in either bottle, can, or cask (including the cask only Stan variety)!#guidedtours #cider

Somerset is a county in southwest England, bordering Bristol Bay to the north. There are two cities in this county. Bath is the largest city, where the University of Bath, ranked 187th in the 2013 QS World University Rankings, is located. Wells is another city. Taunton in the south is the largest town (also the county seat), Weston-super-Mare is the second largest town, and Yeovil is the third largest town. North Somerset is the largest region.

Nothing says ‘Merry Christmas’ like a trip to England in the winter! The frost settles on the fields as the mist rises in the cold morning breeze. The sun shines low in the sky as the birds scavenge little berries off the trees. The air is filled with the smells of home baking, and everyone has that air of busy excitement. In England at this time of year every home and village Centre is decorated with lights and decorations.#christmas #england #falltrip #freehotelstay #somerset

A classic feature of the English countryside is the concept of the ‘Walled Garden’. Walled gardens are private enclosed spaces, usually attached to elite country homes, where the rich and successful grow exotic and interesting plants, including those from abroad and those which can be eaten. Nowadays many walled gardens remain private, while others have been opened to the public. Most houses with walled gardens also boast open parklands which are more ‘wild’ in appearance, and often feature larger trees, which would not fit in a walled garden.#falltrip #freehotelstay #garden #england #flowers