Best Attractions near Vicar's Cl

A serene medieval chapel and almshouses in Glastonbury, offering a peaceful retreat steeped in pilgrimage history and artistic spirit.

Explore the dramatic cliffs, ancient caves, and rich prehistoric heritage of Cheddar Gorge, Somerset’s iconic natural landmark.

Explore England’s largest limestone gorge with stunning cliffs, ancient caves, and rich prehistoric heritage in the heart of Somerset.

Discover authentic, award-winning Cheddar cheese crafted in the heart of Cheddar Gorge by a family-owned artisan dairy.

Explore the majestic 19th-century Pensford Viaduct, a stunning historic railway bridge soaring above the scenic Chew Valley in Somerset.

Explore Maes Knoll Tump, an ancient Iron Age hill fort near Bristol, blending prehistoric earthworks with panoramic views and wartime history.

Experience hands-on encounters with majestic birds of prey and reptiles in a dedicated conservation centre nestled in the heart of Somerset.

Historic 17th-century pub in Frome with cozy charm, local ales, and stunning town views in a welcoming community setting.

Discover Frome’s vibrant Catherine Hill, a steep cobbled street alive with independent shops, artisan crafts, and a welcoming community spirit.

Grade I listed 1707 chapel with soaring domed ceilings, coloured glass windows, and contemporary extension—Frome's architectural jewel.

A historic Anglican church in Frome, blending medieval heritage with vibrant community worship and stunning Tudor stained glass.

A vibrant twice-weekly market in Frome celebrating local creativity, fresh produce, antiques, and live music in a relaxed community setting.

Historic football stadium in Bath, home to Bath City FC since 1932, known for its classic stands and passionate local atmosphere.

Historic and modern, Ashton Gate Stadium is Bristol’s vibrant heart for football, rugby, concerts, and major events with a capacity of 27,000+.

Historic and tranquil canal lock in Bath, blending heritage, nature, and urban charm along the Kennet & Avon Canal.

Historic Ashton Court Estate near Bristol blends centuries of architecture with 850 acres of scenic parkland and vibrant cultural events.

Explore Tyntesfield, a Victorian Gothic Revival mansion near Bristol, rich in history, stunning architecture, and expansive gardens.

Explore England’s grand Elizabethan estate with the UK’s first drive-through safari, enchanting gardens, and unforgettable wildlife encounters.

Discover the inspiring legacy of Emperor Haile Selassie I at Fairfield House, a historic cultural hub in Bath blending heritage, community, and history.

Discover Banksy’s clever homage to Vermeer’s masterpiece, hidden in Bristol’s harbourside with a modern twist on a classic pearl earring.

Discover Bristol’s vibrant history and harbour heritage in the dynamic and free M Shed museum on Princes Wharf.

Discover Hannover Quay, Bristol’s vibrant harbourside district blending historic charm with modern waterfront living and cultural buzz.

A scenic, 13-mile traffic-free trail linking Bristol and Bath, perfect for cycling, walking, and exploring historic railway heritage.

Step aboard Bristol Harbour Railway’s heritage steam train for a scenic 15-minute journey through the city’s historic waterfront.

A landmark postmodern amphitheatre and public space at Bristol’s harbourside, blending architectural heritage with vibrant cultural events.

Step aboard Brunel's SS Great Britain, the world’s first great ocean liner, and explore Victorian maritime life and engineering genius in Bristol’s historic dockyard.

Historic Bristol Docks at Hotwells: Engineering brilliance and maritime heritage meet vibrant waterfront life.

Step into the mind of Isambard Kingdom Brunel in his original Dock Office, where personal artefacts and interactive galleries bring the genius of Victorian engineering vividly to life.

Explore Bristol’s largest immersive art labyrinth where storytelling, surreal design, and interactive wonder merge in a family-friendly Amazement Park®.