Every attraction listed here has been independently inspected and awarded the SATA quality mark — your guarantee of a brilliant Somerset day out.
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Explore the dramatic underground caverns carved by the River Axe, home to the legendary Witch of Wookey Hole. A spectacular natural wonder featuring cave tours, a mirror maze, and family entertainment.
Britain's longest heritage steam railway, winding through 20 miles of stunning Somerset countryside. Travel in vintage carriages through the Quantock Hills and along the Bristol Channel coast.
Three centuries of garden history in the Quantock foothills — featuring a celebrated Lutyens and Jekyll garden alongside a Georgian landscape and Victorian terrace. One of England's finest historic gardens.
Set in a beautiful country estate, this family favourite is home to hundreds of animals from around the world, with beautiful gardens and woodland walks to explore.
One of the world's finest aviation museums, home to over 90 aircraft including Concorde 002. Explore the history of British naval aviation with interactive exhibits and a flight simulator.
Home to one of the world's greatest collections of cars and motorcycles — over 400 vehicles spanning more than a century of motoring history, from veteran cars to modern supercars.
Somerset's premier outdoor shopping destination set in the historic home of Clarks shoes. Over 90 designer and high street brands, plus restaurants and family attractions.
A unique indoor tropical zoo and adventure park set in a 1930s BBC transmitter station. Home to exotic animals, an indoor adventure play area, and a pirate ship.
Discover the history of Bridgwater and the surrounding area, from the Battle of Sedgemoor to the town's industrial heritage. Home to artefacts from the Monmouth Rebellion.
Glide through the tranquil Somerset Levels on a guided boat trip, spotting wildlife including herons, kingfishers, and otters along the River Parrett and its tributaries.
A stunning Tudor manor house managed by the National Trust, surrounded by beautiful walled gardens designed by Gertrude Jekyll. One of the first properties acquired by the National Trust.
Britain's largest gorge and home to spectacular show caves, including Gough's Cave where the 9,000-year-old Cheddar Man was discovered. Cliff-top walks with breathtaking views.