The Manor House Inn is the ideal base for touring and sightseeing in this part of Somerset. Simply use the map to select either the black square or small photos to find the location of the attraction. By clicking the square or small photo further information will be displayed below the map along with links to the websites for attractions.
Wells Cathedral and Bishops Palace	visit the website
The Great Cathedral was started in 1180 with its’ Great West Front, and the moated Bishops Palace and Vicars Close makes this one of Britains most memorable Cities. This baston of medieval chrisendom is well worth a visit.
The East Somerset Railway	visit the website
The East Somerset Railway (ESR) is an ex-Great Western Railway branchline running through the Mendip hills near Shepton Mallet, Somerset, UK. Steam trains run all year, with a 5-mile round trip through the rolling countryside.
Longleat	visit the website
Who hasn't heard of the Lions of Longleat and the Safari Park that has just celebrated 40 years, not to mention the famous Mansion and gardens with activities and exhibitions for young and old alike.
Glastonbury Abbey	visit the website
For centuries travellers and pilgrims have visited this sacred site, situated in the heart of the beautiful county of Somerset. Traditionally the seat of Christianity in England and steeped in legend.
Glastonbury Tor	visit the website
The mysterious Isle of Avalon and the Tor stands out for miles on the Somerset Levels, so is it surprising that it has become a place of legend. Why not visit the ruined tower of St Michaels and take in the amazing views and enjoy the atmosphere.
The Royal Bath and West Showground	visit the website
Hosts many events from agricultural shows to pop concerts. The Manor House Inn is ideally situated if you are an exhibitor or just a visitor and need somewhere to stay
Clarks Village	visit the website
Clarks Village is the UK's first and foremost outlet shopping centre and has established itself as one of the premier shopping destinations in the country, with over 90 outlet shops.
Stourhead	visit the website
One of the most beautiful gardens in Britain. Greek and Roman temples, grottos and idyllic cottages nestle in landscaped woods around a lake. Particularly stunning in the Autumn.
King Alfreds Tower	visit the website
One of finest 18th Century follies in Britain built in the gothic revival celebrating the Saxon King of Wessex, Alfred the Great. The views from the top are amazing.
Haynes Motor Museum	visit the website
Haynes International Motor Museum, at Sparkford in Somerset is the UK's largest exhibition of the greatest cars from around the world with over 340 classic cars.
South Cadbury	visit the website
A huge hill fort with very visible and impressive ramparts that has been occupied at various times through its' long history. Walk the defences and step back in time, for here, King Arthur may have lived.
The Fleet Air Arm Museum at Yeovilton	visit the website
Visit this impressive museum full of legendary planes from the past in both war and peacetime. The museum is also home to one of the remaining Concordes
Montacute House	visit the website
A magnificent Elizabethan stone-built house, incorporating part of the National Portrait exhibition in its long gallery. Montacute also boasts fine gardens and parkland and was used for the setting of the film Sense and Sensibility.
Old Sherborne Castle	visit the website
Built by Bishop Roger of Salisbury in the 12th century, one of the most powerful men in the kingdom. This former stronghold is now a ruin courtsey of Oliver Cromwell.
Sherborne Castle	visit the website
Built by Sir Walter Raleigh in 1594, Sherborne Castle has 40 acres of glorious Capability Brown landscaped Gardens and a 50 acre lake. The Castle contains a splendid collection of art, furniture and porcelain.