Minehead Steam Railway

Somerset is a county of contrasts and myths, magic and mystery. Its levels of fog and the Mendip Hills, this extraordinary town has much to offer visitors a journey that is never enough to explore completely. One of the largest counties in the Southwest Region, Somerset reached from the M4 corridor edges of the wilderness of Exmoor and the spectacular north coast of the peninsula. Within its borders are thousands of opportunities for days, exciting excursions and fascinating city to explore, and here we have a list of 10 hidden treasures of this beautiful county that will help you explore Somerset.

Roman Bath
Perhaps best known as some of the other attractions in the county, Roman Bath is always a fascinating glimpse of the transition period between the indigenous population of the country and the visitors' first century BC. A fascinating array of architecture, blending the two cultures and the development of Bath's natural hot springs in an oasis for our customers Roman, the city has prospered for over 2000 years. Look beneath the surface of the street and tunnels of the catacombs hidden labyrinth.

The Mendips
A haven of peace and tranquility, the Mendips are probably the most famous beach of Somerset hills. Scenic walks through some of the most transitional landscapes of the region will take you along the backbone of the county, giving you a unique perspective on the levels and the surrounding countryside.

Mysterious Glastonbury
If there is an emblematic image of Somerset, we must impose the Glastonbury Tor. But this remarkable city is much more than just Tor and Abbey. Its significance as a center of learning and culture was made Glastonbury what one of the most important places in England for hundreds of years, and that air of mystery and magic about him then still exists today.

Cheddar Gorge and Caves
Cutting into the surrounding countryside, Cheddar Gorge is a remarkable monument and the nearby cave system is ripe for exploration. Guided tours take you deep underground into a world where the Neolithic man lived and hunted for thousands of years.

The American Museum
The American Museum in Bath is the only museum of Americana outside the United States and shows how strong the connection is between the superpower and the county of Somerset. Tracing the history of U.S. founding fathers to our days, it is varied and interesting and a very different experience from most other museums.

Wookey Hole
With an underground river winds its magic and legends of witchcraft, Wookey Hole is one of systems of Britain's most famous cave. There is much to do around the caves, providing entertainment whatever the weather.

Dunster Castle
Located in North County a few miles from the seaside town of Minehead, Dunster is a medieval town with impressive castle, narrow streets and overhanging houses that cluster around a central square. The castle itself is over 1,000 years and hosts performances and events such as contests of archery and falconry displays during the summer.

Steam Railway East Somerset
A railroad steam best preserved in the country, a trip on the steam railway Somerset East takes you through the rolling Mendip countryside and a trip to the glorious days of steam travel. the excellent facilities make this a perfect day on the whole family.

Exmoor
Somerset share this beautiful national park with neighbors Devon and Exmoor is fast becoming one of the most popular tourist attractions in the south-west. Sweeping moorland dotted rare Exmoor ponies fall dramatically to a rugged coastline and hidden in wooded valleys ripe for exploration.

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