Guidebook for Castle Cary
Entertainment & Activities
East Somerset Railway
Railway StationSteam trains for young and old
The caves haven't changed in many years but it's now very kid-friendly outside.
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Amaphiko ka-Wookey Hole
High StreetThe caves haven't changed in many years but it's now very kid-friendly outside.
Everything Else
A world renowned Motor Museum, just down the road.
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Haynes International Motor Museum
A world renowned Motor Museum, just down the road.
Fleet Air Arm Museum
Great for children and adults, lots to see and do.
Stourhead
Fantastic garden and House
The Newt in Somerset, recently opened, and just three miles from Clanville Manor Tallet and Lone Oak.
Beautiful gardens, cafe, woodland walks, farm shop and home and garden shop.
£15 entry gives you a season ticket (with Candide app) allowing you to return as many times as you like until 31st December 2019.
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The Pilgrims Restaurant
The Newt in Somerset, recently opened, and just three miles from Clanville Manor Tallet and Lone Oak.
Beautiful gardens, cafe, woodland walks, farm shop and home and garden shop.
£15 entry gives you a season ticket (with Candide app) allowing you to return as many times as you like until 31st December 2019.
Sightseeing
Bath
Georgian Bath is about 40 minutes' drive away. History and shopping.
Glastonbury
The home of all that's alternative
Wells Cathedral
Cathedral GreenThe smallest city in England
Cheddar Gorge
Caves and walks
Arts & Culture
Mendip District
We are 8 miles from Pilton
The museum in Castle Cary is found in the historic Market House, a splendid mid-Victorian building in the centre of town.
We have a large collection of domestic and agricultural implements, archaeological and historical information and artifacts. Displays include; our geology section showing that this area of Somerset was once under the sea; the life of diarist Parson James Woodforde; Douglas Macmillan, the founder of Macmillan Cancer Support; T S Donne’s Rope and Twine Works; and John Boyd’s Horsehair Weaving factory. We also mount other temporary displays of topical interest.
Castle Cary Museum
Market PlaceThe museum in Castle Cary is found in the historic Market House, a splendid mid-Victorian building in the centre of town.
We have a large collection of domestic and agricultural implements, archaeological and historical information and artifacts. Displays include; our geology section showing that this area of Somerset was once under the sea; the life of diarist Parson James Woodforde; Douglas Macmillan, the founder of Macmillan Cancer Support; T S Donne’s Rope and Twine Works; and John Boyd’s Horsehair Weaving factory. We also mount other temporary displays of topical interest.
Not exactly 'local' although the gallery is about 15 minute's drive from Clanville Manor Tallet. Free to wander around the gallery and marvel at what is art these days!
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Hauser & Wirth Somerset
Dropping LaneNot exactly 'local' although the gallery is about 15 minute's drive from Clanville Manor Tallet. Free to wander around the gallery and marvel at what is art these days!
Food Scene
Open all day every day . Breakfast 8am-11am; Lunch midday -3pm; Sunday lunch midday to 8pm; Afternoon tea always available; Dinner 6pm-9.30pm; pizzas from the wood-fired oven served all day.
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At The Chapel
28 High StOpen all day every day . Breakfast 8am-11am; Lunch midday -3pm; Sunday lunch midday to 8pm; Afternoon tea always available; Dinner 6pm-9.30pm; pizzas from the wood-fired oven served all day.
Parks & Nature
Clanville Manor Holidays
You are welcome to walk in our fields, dependent upon farming activities
Shopping
Clanville Manor Tallet is only 2 miles from Castle Cary, a small, vibrant Market Town with a market on Tuesdays all year. Lots of information can be found on the town’s website www.castle-cary.co.uk
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Castle Cary
Clanville Manor Tallet is only 2 miles from Castle Cary, a small, vibrant Market Town with a market on Tuesdays all year. Lots of information can be found on the town’s website www.castle-cary.co.uk