Glastonbury Festival

St. Michael's Tower, Glastonbury Tor (0.37 km)

The earliest knowledge of the Tor comes from legends of prehistoric times, when it was the home of Gwyn ap Nudd, Lord of the spirit world of Annwn....

Edgar Wight’s Sandford (Hot Fuzz) (8.01 km)

Hot Fuzz (Dir: Edgar Wright, 2007) Edgar Wright could pretty much be my friend. If I was him I would make exactly the same kinds of film...

Wells Cathedral (8.33 km)

Wells Cathedral was begun c1180 and completed as a Cathedral in 1245. The style is middle English Gothic, and this is one of the finest churches in...

Burnham High Lighthouse (22.06 km)

Three round bedrooms, an innovatively-fitted galley kitchen and a massive circular bathroom are all stacked on top of one another inside Burnham High...

Hestercombe, near Taunton (27.47 km)

This Somerset garden was designed by the famous one-two punch of Edwin Lutyens (architecture, bones of the garden) and Gertrude Jekyll (abundant...

Hot Air Ballooning over Bath (35.21 km)

With a little luck your balloon flight might take you over some of Bath’s most famous landmarks and sights. There are several commercial...

Bath (35.21 km)

The Romans chose to build on this niche amongst rolling green hills because of its position in the River Avon and of course right on top of England's...

Iford Manor, near Bradford-on-Avon (39.51 km)

This stunning small garden — only 2.5 acres — shows off the combination of formality with the softening effects of plants as well as any...

Stonehenge (62.00 km)

More than nine hundred stone rings exist in the British Isles and twice that number may originally have been built. These megalithic structures are...

Salisbury Cathedral (64.72 km)

Magnificent example of 13th century English Gothic, this soaring cathedral towers over the Avon River and town of Salisbury in this most beautiful...