On our doorstep…

As well as being one of England’s most beautiful villages, Mells is close to some of the South West’s most popular visitor attractions.

Here is a guide to some of the best known sites, as well as a few hidden gems.

Bath

World Heritage city and one of Britain’s true treasures. Architecture, art, history and modern city living combined.
www.cityofbath.co.uk

Frome

Historic market town and centre for business in Somerset, as well as having a thriving contemporary arts scene.
www.frometouristinfo.co.uk

The Lions of Longleat

A real family day out, the house and grounds are superb, there’s plenty for kids to do – and of course the lions!
www.longleat.co.uk

Orchardleigh Golf

The Talbot Inn can offer an inclusive golf package at this exceptional course – call or email us for more details.
www.orchardleighgolf.co.uk

Center Parcs

Popular holiday centre near Longleat, with facilities for all the family. Plenty to keep you busy or busy doing nothing.
www.centerparcs.co.uk

Glastonbury

The legendary resting place of King Arthur, the Isle of Avalon. There are impressive Abbey ruins and the Tor standing prominently over the surrounding Somerset Levels and of course, home to one of the world’s biggest music festivals.
www.glastonburytic.co.uk

Mendip Hills

Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty – a mecca for walkers, cyclists, bird-watchers and lovers of the great outdoors.
www.mendiphills.org.uk

Cheddar Caves

Spectacular show caves, tours through the gorge, family activities and of course the famous cheese!
www.cheddarcaves.co.uk

Bristol

Bustling city with great shops, a vibrant nightlife and plenty for families to do – including its award-winning zoo.
www.visitbristol.co.uk

Wells

Dominated by one of Europe’s great cathedrals, this beautiful city nestles on the slopes of the Mendip Hills.
www.wellstourism.com

Stonehenge

Stonehenge is probably the most important prehistoric monument in the whole of Britain and has attracted visitors from earliest times. It stands as a timeless monument to the people who built it.
www.stonehenge.co.uk