Pet Friendly Things To Do in Somerset, England

Sally Lunn's House is the oldest known house in Bath. The present timber-framed building dates from 1492 an... More on Yahoo! Travel

OK so this is the fastest museum you'll ever visit-look, consider and you are done-but if you buy so much... More on Yahoo! Travel

Some 4km (2 1/2 miles) outside Bath, get an idea of what life was like in America prior to the mid-1800s. ... More on Frommers

We visited the American Museum as a family on a 'cheapie' visit to Bath. We all thoroughly enjoyed it. It w... More on TripAdvisor

The collection focuses on fashionable dress for men, women and children from the late 16th century to the p... More on MuseumStuff.com

He had no eye contact; no smile; no customer service ethos. More on TripAdvisor

The home of the astronomer, William Herschel who was famous for his refinements in the making of telescopes... More on Yahoo! Travel

Tucked away in a residential street but easy to find. This museum is where Herschel lived with his sister, ... More on TripAdvisor

Since 1974 when the walks were first established by a local historian and psychic, the Ghost Walks of Bath ... More on Ghostwalksofbath.co.uk

I went on a ghost walk in Bath a while back and it was great. At one point you are told to walk around this... More on Yahoo! Travel

Voted the Prettiest Village in England, Castle Combe is tucked away in a valley. Not surprisingly the villa... More on Yahoo! Travel

We recently visited nearly fifty Cotswold villages. This one lives up to its "Most Beautiful Village in Eng... More on TripAdvisor

John Wood the Elder had a vision: to create buildings with all the grandeur of Palladian palaces but all th... More on Yahoo! Travel

Nothing to dislike, a very novel way of building lots of houses More on TripAdvisor

One of only three bridges in the world lined with shops, this exquisite 18th-century ... More on TripAdvisor

It is alleged that The George Inn has held a licence since the 12th century, when monks brewed beers and wines from their own home-grown produce. That would make it one of the oldest inns in England. The Duke of Monmo... More on Yahoo! Travel