Where King Alfred Burnt Cakes in Athelney – King Alfred’s Monument!
Did you know that one of the most famous legends of English kings is the one where King Alfred burnt cakes? That’s right, King Alfred the Great, leader of Wessex …
Did you know that one of the most famous legends of English kings is the one where King Alfred burnt cakes? That’s right, King Alfred the Great, leader of Wessex …
If you’re looking for amazing places to visit in Wiltshire or Somerset, then I would highly recommend stopping by the incredible King Alfred’s Tower Stourhead. Although it is named after …
Cheap Street in Frome is one of the most well-preserved Medieval streets in all of Europe. It’s easily Frome’s prettiest street with lots of character and has a history dating …
An unexpected highlight of my recent trip to Somerset was the quaint village of Nunney and the impressive Nunney Castle ruins! A 14th-century fortress that stands in the middle of …
One of the more unique experiences in Weston-super-Mare is a stroll over to the abandoned Birnbeck Pier. It was Weston’s first pier and, in its heyday, it was a Victorian …
The quaint city of Wells in Somerset is home to the spectacular Wells Cathedral with its breathtaking West Front. But, if you head inside this 12th-century wonder you will be …
One of my favourite places to visit in the seaside town of Clevedon is the Clevedon Lookout Tower, locally known as the Sugar Lookout. As it’s placed high on the …
I have driven past the gorgeous Rickford Chapel SO many times. Ever since I was at Bath Spa University. Which, admittedly, was some time ago now. But, I never knew what …
Glastonbury Tor is a melting pot of heritage, myths, legends and magic. Not only is it the most iconic monument in the whole of Somerset, but it’s also one of …
Wells is England’s smallest city due to its Gothic cathedral but don’t let that put you off visiting! As they say, quality is better than quantity and this tiny metropolis …