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Somerset lies in the heart of the Sout West, bordering Bristol and Gloucestershire to the north, Wiltshire to the East, Dorset to the Southeast and Devon to the Southwest. Best known for its rolling hills and green pastures, as well as coastal seaside resorts, it is a popular holiday destination with a variety of iconic landmarks and monuments to discover. The county’s history is indeed rich and vibrant, evident in its many historic buildings, including Wells Cathedral and Glastonbury Abbey, adding a touch of timelessness to everyday life. Moreover, Somerset boasts a vibrant cultural scene, with various festivals, music events, and arts gatherings throughout the year.
Somerset’s Tourist Routes
The city of Wells enchants visitors with its magnificent Wells Cathedral and the serene Bishop's Palace and Gardens. Glastonbury, known for its spiritual and mystical associations, features the iconic Glastonbury Tor and the ancient Glastonbury Abbey ruins. Cheddar Gorge is a spectacular natural wonder, ideal for hikers and cave explorers, while Exmoor National Park and the Quantock Hills beckon outdoor enthusiasts with their scenic beauty and diverse wildlife. For history buffs, attractions like Dunster Castle and Montacute House offer a glimpse into the county's rich heritage. The coastal town of Minehead boasts a lovely beach and serves as a gateway to the South West Coast Path, perfect for seaside strolls.
Serene escapes for Visitors
Somerset is home to many horticultural wonders, one of which is the Hestercombe Gardens, a masterpiece of landscape design, combine formal and informal elements with cascading water features and vibrant plantings. The stunning grounds of the Elizabethan Montacute House also feature an exquisite walled garden with fragrant roses and ornamental vegetables.
For a touch of exotic allure, the Kilver Court Gardens in Shepton Mallet offer an eclectic mix of plants and vibrant displays. The historic Tintinhull Garden is also renowned for its intimate and charming layout, including stunning herbaceous borders and a tranquil pool. Additionally, the subtropical gardens of Abbotsbury Subtropical Gardens feature a remarkable collection of rare and exotic plants, making Somerset a haven for nature-loving tourists.
Seasonal blooms of Somerset
Spring heralds the arrival of bluebells, primroses, and wood anemones in woodlands, while hedgerows burst forth with colorful displays of wild roses and cow parsley. The iconic meadows of Somerset are adorned with vibrant poppies, cornflowers, and ox-eye daisies during the summer months. Gardens across the county bloom with a variety of flowers, including roses, lavender, and vibrant dahlias.
Alongside these, the county's orchards come alive with apple and cherry blossoms. Somerset's ever-changing seasons ensure a continuous display of floral beauty, making it a captivating destination for nature and garden enthusiast
Find a florist in key towns in Somerset
Bath
Weston-super-Mare
Frome
Portishead
Burnham-on-Sea/Highbridge
Clevedon
Nailsea
Keynsham
Chard
Street
Midsomer Norton
Minehead
Wellington
Wells
Shepton Mallet
Radstock
Glastonbury
Crewkerne
Yatton
Peasedown St John
Ilminster
Wincanton
Paulton
Long Ashton
Chedda
Our Partner Florists in Somerset
Nickys Flower Studio, www.nickys-flower-studio.sumupstore.com
6 Foundry Rd, Taunton TA1 1JJ, United Kingdom
Bath Spa Florists, www.bathspaflorists.co.uk
6 Sussex Place, Widcombe Parade, Bath, BA2 4LA
White Row Florist, www.whiterowfarm.co.uk/florist
Beckington, Frome BA11 6TN, United Kingdom
Kimberleys The Florist Clevedon, www.kimberleystheflorist.co.uk
Unit 1 Barberry Farm, Kenn Moor Road, Clevedon, Somerset, BS21 6TZ
The Bloom Room - Minehead, www.floristinminehead.co.uk
4 Floyds Corner The Parade, Minehead, United Kingdom, TA24 5UF
Bloomin Lovely, www.bloomin-lovely.co.uk
20A Howard Rd., Wellington, United Kingdom, TA21 8RU
Rebecca's Flower Shop, www.rebeccasflowershop.co.uk
3 Fortescue Road , Radstock, Somerset , United Kingdom, BA3 3PH
Somerset lies in the heart of the Sout West, bordering Bristol and Gloucestershire to the north, Wiltshire to the East, Dorset to the Southeast and Devon to the Southwest. Best known for its rolling hills and green pastures, as well as coastal seaside resorts, it is a popular holiday destination with a variety of iconic landmarks and monuments to discover. The county’s history is indeed rich and vibrant, evident in its many historic buildings, including Wells Cathedral and Glastonbury Abbey, adding a touch of timelessness to everyday life. Moreover, Somerset boasts a vibrant cultural scene, with various festivals, music events, and arts gatherings throughout the year.
Somerset’s Tourist Routes
The city of Wells enchants visitors with its magnificent Wells Cathedral and the serene Bishop's Palace and Gardens. Glastonbury, known for its spiritual and mystical associations, features the iconic Glastonbury Tor and the ancient Glastonbury Abbey ruins. Cheddar Gorge is a spectacular natural wonder, ideal for hikers and cave explorers, while Exmoor National Park and the Quantock Hills beckon outdoor enthusiasts with their scenic beauty and diverse wildlife. For history buffs, attractions like Dunster Castle and Montacute House offer a glimpse into the county's rich heritage. The coastal town of Minehead boasts a lovely beach and serves as a gateway to the South West Coast Path, perfect for seaside strolls.
Serene escapes for Visitors
Somerset is home to many horticultural wonders, one of which is the Hestercombe Gardens, a masterpiece of landscape design, combine formal and informal elements with cascading water features and vibrant plantings. The stunning grounds of the Elizabethan Montacute House also feature an exquisite walled garden with fragrant roses and ornamental vegetables.
For a touch of exotic allure, the Kilver Court Gardens in Shepton Mallet offer an eclectic mix of plants and vibrant displays. The historic Tintinhull Garden is also renowned for its intimate and charming layout, including stunning herbaceous borders and a tranquil pool. Additionally, the subtropical gardens of Abbotsbury Subtropical Gardens feature a remarkable collection of rare and exotic plants, making Somerset a haven for nature-loving tourists.
Seasonal blooms of Somerset
Spring heralds the arrival of bluebells, primroses, and wood anemones in woodlands, while hedgerows burst forth with colorful displays of wild roses and cow parsley. The iconic meadows of Somerset are adorned with vibrant poppies, cornflowers, and ox-eye daisies during the summer months. Gardens across the county bloom with a variety of flowers, including roses, lavender, and vibrant dahlias.
Alongside these, the county's orchards come alive with apple and cherry blossoms. Somerset's ever-changing seasons ensure a continuous display of floral beauty, making it a captivating destination for nature and garden enthusiast
Find a florist in key towns in Somerset
Bath
Weston-super-Mare
Frome
Portishead
Burnham-on-Sea/Highbridge
Clevedon
Nailsea
Keynsham
Chard
Street
Midsomer Norton
Minehead
Wellington
Wells
Shepton Mallet
Radstock
Glastonbury
Crewkerne
Yatton
Peasedown St John
Ilminster
Wincanton
Paulton
Long Ashton
Chedda
Our Partner Florists in Somerset
Nickys Flower Studio, www.nickys-flower-studio.sumupstore.com
6 Foundry Rd, Taunton TA1 1JJ, United Kingdom
Bath Spa Florists, www.bathspaflorists.co.uk
6 Sussex Place, Widcombe Parade, Bath, BA2 4LA
White Row Florist, www.whiterowfarm.co.uk/florist
Beckington, Frome BA11 6TN, United Kingdom
Kimberleys The Florist Clevedon, www.kimberleystheflorist.co.uk
Unit 1 Barberry Farm, Kenn Moor Road, Clevedon, Somerset, BS21 6TZ
The Bloom Room - Minehead, www.floristinminehead.co.uk
4 Floyds Corner The Parade, Minehead, United Kingdom, TA24 5UF
Bloomin Lovely, www.bloomin-lovely.co.uk
20A Howard Rd., Wellington, United Kingdom, TA21 8RU
Rebecca's Flower Shop, www.rebeccasflowershop.co.uk
3 Fortescue Road , Radstock, Somerset , United Kingdom, BA3 3PH