Family Things To Do in Glastonbury, Somerset, England

It's even nicer when it's not crowded with hippies and junkies for a weekend each year. :-) A very pretty town with some awesome ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Such a special experience, a visit to Glastonbury is never complete without climbing the Tor, sitting in the Chalice Well garden for an hour, visiting the abbey and afterwards the many small shops. More on Yahoo! Travel

The history of the Somerset countryside since the early 19th century is chronicled here. Its centerpiece is the abbey barn, built around 1370. The magnificent timbered room, stone tiles, and sculptural details (including the head ... More on Frommers

Glastonbury Tor is a conical hill in Glastonbury, England, which is topped by a 14th-century church tower. ... More on SacredDestinations

Such a special experience, a visit to Glastonbury is never complete without climbing the Tor, sitting in th... More on Yahoo! Travel

It might surprise you to learn that Glastonbury is not just the name of the country's biggest music festival. No, that actually gets it's name from this small town near to the festival site. It's a... More on Yahoo! Travel

Such a special experience, a visit to Glastonbury is never complete without climbing the Tor, sitting in the Chalice Well garden for an hour, visiting the abbey and afterwards the many small shops.... More on Yahoo! Travel

A nice little village and a good cheese company. Worth a visit for cheese lovers, but ultimately there is nothing amazingly special there. ... More on Yahoo! Travel

A short distance from Bath, Bristol, and Wells is the village of Cheddar, home of cheddar cheese. It lies ... More on Frommers

The Cheddar caves and gorge are awesome, personally my fave area around Bristol. Check out the local cheese... More on Yahoo! Travel

The famous cheese town of at the foot of the Mendip Hills (10mi/16km northwest; pop. 2,500) is not particularl ... More on PlanetWare

Located on the northern edge of the Mendip Hills, four miles north of Cheddar and 13 from Bristol, are these towering craggy cliffs - perfect for a rather dramatic walk in the countryside. The spectacular setting also features pot ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The multiaward winning Ullapool Museum and Visitor Centre sits within a former church in West Argyle Street. Built in 1829 the church ... More on igougo

Chew Valley Lake, set in 1,000 acres of lovely countryside, is popular with anyone who enjoys the open air, and is particularly attractive to bird-watchers (there are hides dotted around the area from where you can watch the birds) ... More on Yahoo! Travel