South Somerset Market Towns - Local Business & Travel Guide

Travelling around the Somerset area and looking where to go and what to do. Then download the South Somerset Market Town App. Brought to you by our partners South Somerset council team. South Somerset has been built on a strong tradition of farming and hunting, and has become famous for its Market Towns.

The area is home to a large number of Food and Drink Festival, It’s here you’ll find the stately homes and country houses, the boutique hotels, the perfect parish churches in wonderful Ham Hill stone. There are breath taking medieval market towns such as Crewkerne, Ilminster, Chard, Somerton, Langport, Castle Cary, Burton, Ilminster and Wincanton.

South Somerset features:
- Explore places of interest near you and easily access directions.
- Search for shops, services, local attractions and places to eat in Melton Mowbray.
- Discover special deals offered by great local businesses.
- Look up addresses, phone numbers and websites or call a local business directly from the app.
- Change temperature and distance settings to suit your personal preference: Imperial or Metric.
- Plan your trip with the 7 day South Somerset weather forecast.
- Heritage Trails showing a unique history of people and places of interest.

Whether visiting the bustling South Somerset Markets, looking for family adventures in the National Trust parks or visiting Montacute House, Barrington Court, Dillington House, Muchelney Abbey, Prior’s House at Muchelney, Lytes Cary Manor,Tintinhull, Lower Severalls... You can also stay at Cricket St Thomas, now a Leisure Hotel, where To the Manor Born was filmed, and where Nelson’s Captain Hardy was born.

We have some great attractions as well! The two biggest and most well-known, both on the A303, are the Fleet Air Arm Museum, which is the official British repository of naval aircraft, and Haynes International Motor Museum, which has recently had a major refit, one of the greatest collections of historic cars in the world.

South Somerset has something to offer everyone.

About our guides: To make our guides we use content that is freely available. We seek out committed local partners in small cities, towns and communities throughout the United Kingdom to build on this content and take it to the next level. Our apps enable partners to create their own local town guides, helping tourism growth and business promotion in the local area. If you are interested in becoming a partner please email us at [email protected] you stumble across some inaccurate information in this guide, we would appreciate it if you email us on [email protected].