Bordering both Devon and Dorset, Somerset must surely be one of the most interesting counties in the British Isles, with a host of things to see and do for the most discerning visitor.

The county's landscape is spectacular, ranging from the bleak moorland setting of Exmoor, backdrop to Laurie Lee's classic 'Cider with Rosie',to spectacular Cheddar Gorge with its caves deep in the Mendip Hills.

Don't miss magical Sedgemoor with its Arthurian legends. The journey from one town or attraction to another is a joy in itself. Towns and villages throughout the county offer pleasant hospitality and many places to visit while coastal Somerset, bordering the Bristol Channel, features the resort areas of Minehead, Burnham-on-Sea and Weston-super-Mare, all offering a wide range of visitor attractions.

Venturing inland will take you to the magical town of Glastonbury with its awe-inspiring tor and abbey whilst closeby is England's smallest city of Wells. Nearby is Street, traditional home of the West Country shoe making industry and now home to one of the largest factory shopping outlets in the West of England.