Provisional at the moment but a possible visit to:

The National Trust property of Tyntesfield which is one of Somerset’s most spectacular country estates. Originally a smaller Georgian house, Tyntesfield was transformed into a Gothic Revival masterpiece from wealth obtained by the Gibbs family from the Peruvian guano trade.

With its striking Gothic architecture, richly decorated interiors and impressive collection of Victorian art and furnishings, Tyntesfield is a place that invites you to wander, explore and enjoy at your own pace.

Stroll through flower-filled terraces, explore miles of woodland paths, admire champion trees and discover the productive kitchen garden. From colourful spring blooms to rich autumn colours, every season reveals something new, making each visit to Tyntesfield a little different from the last. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful walk, a n interesting day out or simply a chance to soak up the beauty of the estate, there’s plenty to enjoy around every corner.

The House is a A Gothic Revival masterpiece, richly decorated and furnished with a collection of over 72,000 objects. The Garden is varied, ranging from open lawns and formal terraces, to a historic Orangery and working Kitchen Garden. The Chapel is modelled on the flamboyant Gothic architecture of the Sainte Chapelle in Paris and is joined to the house by a bridge. The Café is set in the Grade II listed Victorian Dairy, the café at Home Farm serves meals, snacks, drinks and more.

For full details click on Tyntesfield to go to their website.

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