Stembridge Tower Mill is owned by the National Trust and has a history that dates back to 1822. The mill remained in use, and was an important part of the local economy until 1910. The interesting structure has...

As Clarks gradually closed down their shoe factory in Street in the 1990s, the site was converted into a special kind of shopping centre. It all began with Clarks own factory outlet shop. Footwear could be picked up there at...

This famous landmark rises dramatically above the Somerset Levels. From the top there are panoramic views all around. The stark tower at the summit is all that remains of the medieval Church of St Michael. In the Dark Ages the...

Acquired by the National Trust in 1949, this manor house and grounds is located in the depths of rural Somerset. The Tudor great hall and 14th Century chapel are two of the most popular attractions here. The house...

This beautiful and ancient piece of architecture stands in the heart of the Somerset countryside and provides a fascinating visitor attraction. The ruins of the Tudor abbey are clearly defined and there is a series of interesting exhibitions that...

This museum has been specifically designed to engage both the young and old visitor, offering an exciting and interactive place to visit. Go back in time to discover prehistoric Somerset and the way that our ancient ancestors once lived....

The Somerset Guild of Master Craftsmen was established in 1933 as a local body to promote the highest standards in craftspeople that operated across the county and to regulate their activities. The guild members have a fine reputation, and...

An amazing collection of footwear has been gathered together in this museum. Housed in the former factory of shoe manufacturer Clarks, it tells the story of the family firm, which turned Street from a sleepy village into an industrial centre....

The National Trust acquired this beautiful medieval house in 1971, and since that time it has been restored to its former glory. The property was completed in 1293, and features a great hall, which is probably the most impressive...

This pumping station houses one of the county's smallest and most remote museums. There are many interesting pieces of original steam machinery on display, including a restored and working 1861 Easton and Amos land drainage engine. The grade...

The visitor centre provides a fascinating insight into this traditional willow industry. Entrance is free to the basket museum, Willows & Wetlands Exhibition furniture gallery and video room. There is a shop selling willow and handcrafted baskets, products and a...