Best places: Things to dos in Haybridge, United Kingdom

12th-century building with 300 sculptures on the West Front, a clock made in 1390 and regular tours.

Stand-alone hill topped by a landmark 15th-century tower, with views over 3 counties and Wales.

Sacred well more than 2,000 years old, in gardens and orchards hosting events and retreats.

Early 17th-century prison open for guided ghost walks, plus escape rooms & team-building activities.

Nature preserve featuring a limestone gorge, caves & trails, plus Neolithic & Bronze Age remains.

Fabled remains of a wealthy monastery with links to King Arthur and Guinevere and a visitor centre.

13th-century palace with a moat and bell-ringing swans, plus 14 acres of gardens with well pools.

👍👍 Beautiful, thick , mossy carpeted woods. Good paths for those with buggies/ wheelchairs...but much more fun to go into the woods on smaller paths and explore! Also worth exploring the hill across the road from the woods. We were there as the sun was going down on a beautiful sunny day, the colours w...

👍 Beautiful historical residential street. You feel as if you have stepped back into history.

👍👍 Collet Park in Shepton Mallet is a wonderful place to visit any time of the year. It has a large children's play area, along with a well facilitated cafe and public toilets. Featuring a small stream that meanders through to feed a large pond. There is also a bandstand and plenty of space for ball ga...

👍👍 Glastonbury Abbey is somewhere I only discovered in 2020 even though I live quite close. Its quickly become one if my favourite places as it is a wonderful place to relax and the environment is just so peaceful. Set over 35 acres, there is room for lots of people without it feeling over crowded. Gr...

👍 A really nice open green area it's a great place to relax and unwind with plenty of space to sit in the sun and lots of shaded areas there are public toilets here to and a bandstand that looks great. There is a fun looking play park and open space for a kick about.

Timbered museum outlining rural lives since the 19th-century with an abbey barn built around 1370.

Natural, calcium-rich spring in a Victorian pump house, now a free-entry temple & pilgrimage site.

👍 Nice place to walk, l can't say peaceful as cyclists on an organised run! Why cycle through a nature reserve? It's possible to find a peaceful areas off the beaten track where they can't go!

👍👍 What stunning scenery, a wonderful place to just sit and relax. You can see for miles, definitely worth a visit.

👍👍 If you have a child or grandchild it a excellent place where they can play safe. It caters for all ages in a huge space. Snacks are available even for the grownups. Prices are very reasonable. Also available for birthday 🥳

Extensive network of limestone caves to explore with an on-site paper mill and family attractions.

👍👍 Lovely quiet gardens on a sunny day

👍👍 36 acres of land with a circular walk of a mile, 2 ponds and the Abbey is stunning? Quiet expensive entrance for a year for 2 people around £60 but there seems to be a lot going on and we will have access to those events too.