Your first stop will be near the famous Cheddar Gorge and Black Rock Nature Reserve.
There are many trails to explore the gorge. But the most beautiful trail is the one that leads to the top of the gorge, where you can enjoy stunning views.

The Mendip Hills are a range of breath-taking limestone hills. The Mendips, as the locals refer to them, are also home to Cheddar gorge, named after Britain's oldest complete human skeleton, Cheddar Man is estimated to be over 9000 years old. The area is home to several gorges and cave systems such as Burrington Combe and Gough's Cave.

The road through the Cheddar Gorge on the southern edge of the Mendip Hills is one of the best roads in the world and certainly a pleasure to drive.
Enjoy the beautiful views that come with every turn!

Next to the gorge there is a nice outdoor café among the flowers. The café offers ice cream, coffee, sandwiches, pizza and desserts.

This town and civil parish are popular for many reasons. The most significant being the myth about the legendary King Arthur. Others, specifically music lovers, know Glastonbury because of its world-renown festival.
While walking around the Abbey, you can learn about the archaeological history of the different buildings, you may come across King Arthur & Guinevere's final resting place. There are also other famous religious sites to be discovered at this pristine Abbey.
This landmark is located in the center of town and is a total of 36 acres of well-kept gardens and ancient buildings.

England has so much to offer people who enjoy being in nature. There are no shortages of parks or green areas all across the country. Stourhead is a grand example of just how magnificent these green areas can be. This is a 2,650-acre estate that is one of England's most prominent landscape garden styles.
On the estate, there are several buildings, including the main house, which was built between 1721 and 1724. It has a large collection of art, a library, and, heirlooms that have been passed down from generation to generation. Other buildings found on the property include pantheons, some monuments as well as beautifully designed temples. There is also an artificial lake with some stunning views of the surrounding gardens and trees.
This is the perfect location for a lovely afternoon picnic. Be sure to bring a blanket and picnic basket to enjoy lunch in a picture-perfect scene. There is the local Stourhead Farm Shop just a couple hundred meters from Stourhead. You can pick up delicious farm bread, cheese, and ham from the deli as well as any other snacks you desire for your picnic.

Longleat Safari Park, established in 1966, was the first of its kind outside of Africa to provide visitors with a drive-through experience. The park has proudly welcomed over 500 different species of animals since then, including the majestic Rothschild's giraffes, the striped Grant's zebras, the cheeky Rhesus monkeys, awe-inspiring rhinos and African lions, magnificent Amur tigers and elusive grey wolves.
More recent additions to the wildlife family include cheetahs, koalas and spotted hyenas – providing guests with even more opportunities to explore the beauty of nature. Visitors to Longleat Safari Park can enjoy a unique safari experience while learning more about these fascinating creatures in their natural habitat.

Finish your trip in a cosy little Italian restaurant. Here you will feel like in Italy: delicious food that is not inferior to restaurants in Italy, a good selection of wines and a classic – tiramisu!