Guidebook for Somerset
Sightseeing
Ruins of Glastonbury Abbey, nice cafe/restaurant in the grounds, freedom for kids to run around, interesting history, burial place of King Arthur
121 locals recommend
Glastonbury Abbey
Magdalene StreetRuins of Glastonbury Abbey, nice cafe/restaurant in the grounds, freedom for kids to run around, interesting history, burial place of King Arthur
Arts & Culture
Lots to see and do for families, excellent cafe/restaurant, interactive sites for children, very well worth a visit
35 locals recommend
Somerset Rural Life Museum
Chilkwell StreetLots to see and do for families, excellent cafe/restaurant, interactive sites for children, very well worth a visit
Parks & Nature
Climb the Tor and get a fantastic 360 degree view of the Somerset Levels
427 locals recommend
Glastonbury Tor
Climb the Tor and get a fantastic 360 degree view of the Somerset Levels
Great for bird watching, especially huge murmurations of starlings swirling in in the evenings or taking off early mornings.
58 locals recommend
RSPB Ham Wall
Great for bird watching, especially huge murmurations of starlings swirling in in the evenings or taking off early mornings.
Shopping
Many different shops, as well as playground for children, lots of restaurants and cafes.
295 locals recommend
Clarks Village
Many different shops, as well as playground for children, lots of restaurants and cafes.
Drinks & Nightlife
Bar and restaurant often offering jazz or other music groups. Mick Jagger's brother Chris performs there often.
30 locals recommend
Bocabar
Morland RoadBar and restaurant often offering jazz or other music groups. Mick Jagger's brother Chris performs there often.
Food Scene
The Cross Keys Inn
Good pub, nice atmosphere, excellent food
Nice old traditional pub five minutes from Penwood Farm - children welcome
21 locals recommend
The Red Lion
Glastonbury RoadNice old traditional pub five minutes from Penwood Farm - children welcome