Burcott Mill Guesthouse Hotel

A major attraction on the southern boundary of the Mendip Hills, A series of limestone caves, the largest show caves in the country with guided tours. There are also other attractions when you exit the caves from Paper Mill and paper making demonstration's, to old fashioned amusement halls, penny arcade, Cafe and Picnic area.

The Tor is a prominent landmark for miles around, rising from the Somerset levels that are relatively flat. At the summit of the Tor, stands the 15th-century St Michael\'s Tower though with no roof it is designated a a Grade I listed building.

Located in Wells, England\' s smallest City, The size and scale of this Gothic style Cathedral, is at fist glance not what you would expect of a small community on the Edge of the Mendip Hills. There are free guided daily tours of the cathedral.

The Abbey is a grade I listed building and scheduled ancient monument, This former Benedictine monastery was the richest monastery in the country and though is now in ruined, you can still appreciates the size and grandeur from the remains

A museum charting the history of Wells and the rich geology and history of the Mendip Hills, including fossil collections plus a look into the caves and caving experience which is prominent in the area

Located on the town centre, the museum contains several old buildings with exhibits of the tools and implements that were once used, the living conditions and even live demonstrations. There is also a cafe on site

This 18-hole undulating parkland golf course and club located in the Mendip countryside close to the historic city of Wells in Somerset. There is a clubhouse, restaurant an bar available.

Open Daily, Dating back to the 11th Century, the Almshouses, well tendered garden and chapel are open to the public, originally a chaple and hospital.

Located in the centre of Glastonbury, this 15th-century former court house is now a museum with local finds

This Grade I listed building and Scheduled Ancient Monument which was once a fish house and store for the monks of the nearby Abbey - Free entry