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Somerset
Historically, the setting of King
Arthur, Somerset still has a
magical feel to it. The county of
Somerset has a very diverse
landscape, including 5 ranges of
hills and three Areas of
Outstanding Natural Beauty
including the Levels and Moors:
the finest remaining lowland
wetland area left in Britain which
has international appeal for its
wide range of birds, wildlife and
landscape. Exmoor national park is
a land unto itself, there are
beautiful landscapes, and many
wild species that are not seen
elsewhere.
The county has over 45 miles of
coastline, three Areas of
Outstanding Natural Beauty and a
range of marked walking trails and
cycle routes.
The county of Somerset in
England’s west country has a
wonderful mixture of countryside
with beautiful walks and cycle
routes, and 45 miles of very
attractive coastline. There are
over 150 attractions and around
1800 accommodation establishments.
A county steeped in history and
legend – this is the home of King
Arthur, King Alfred and historic
Wells - the smallest city in
England. Glastonbury Tor stands
proudly over the Somerset Levels
and Moors and at the other end of
the county is Exmoor National
Park, with its dramatic coastline
and sweeping moorland. The long
sandy beaches and family coastal
resorts such as Minehead and
Burnham-on- Sea are especially
popular bases for families.
Beautiful villages and historic
market towns are dotted throughout
the county and there are several
historic stately houses and
gardens. The county town of
Taunton is ideal for shopping, as
is the factory shopping centre at
Clarks Village, Street. Throughout
Somerset, cider orchards remind
you that this is a county proud of
its local produce.
The diversity of the landscape,
including five ranges of hills,
three AONB’s make Somerset an
attractive destination for walkers
and cyclists. There are several
signposted trails in the county
such as the South West Coast Path,
The Parrett Trail,Two Moors Way,
the Taunton to Bridgwater Canal
towpath and The Coleridge Way.
Wells, the smallest city in
England with a magnificent
cathedral is a jewel in Somerset’s
historical crown. A county famous
for the legends of King Arthur,
there are also several castles and
ruined abbeys. Somerset has a rich
cultural heritage still in
evidence today such as the willow
industry or the spectacular
illuminated autumn carnivals.
There are many historically
significant houses and gardens in
the county, particularly in the
southern and central areas.
Although tourism is a significant
part of the Somerset economy, the
area is by no means a backwater,
other main industries being food
and drink processing - including
agriculture, advanced/precision
engineering, and public/private
administration, including
financial/professional services.
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