Free things to do in the South West


The South West offers a picturesque blend of history, nature, and charm. Start with the iconic Stonehenge, a prehistoric wonder shrouded in mystery. Explore Bath's elegant Georgian architecture and Roman Baths, immersing in its rich cultural tapestry. The stunning coastline beckons, with highlights like the Jurassic Coast's dramatic cliffs and sandy beaches. Don't miss Cornwall's rugged beauty, including Land's End and St. Michael's Mount.

Delight in the quaint villages of the Cotswolds, brimming with idyllic cottages and lush countryside. Finally, indulge in culinary delights, from cream teas to fresh seafood. The South West promises an unforgettable journey through England's finest.

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The George Mller Museum

Discover how George Mller changed the lives of over 10,000 orphans in Victorian Bristol. Explore our amazing archives..

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Jet Age Museum

Jet Age Museum is the home for the Gloucestershire Aviation Collection.

Valentines Mansion and Gardens
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Valentines Mansion and Gardens

A beautiful country house and gardens. Visit the recreated Victorian kitchen and Georgian rooms, with gorgeous views over surrounding parkland.

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Callestick Farm Cornish Dairy Ice Cream

Champion Cornish ice cream made for generations to the family recipe, with free range milk from our grass fed herd that graze naturally here on the farm.

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Gold Hill Museum

Shaftesbury's local history museum at the top of Gold Hill with a cottage garden and wonderful views.

Silbury Hill
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Silbury Hill

The largest artificial mound in Europe, mysterious Silbury Hill compares in height and volume to the roughly contemporary Egyptian pyramids.

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The Hoe

Plymouth Hoe is the natural heart of Plymouth with breathtaking views across Plymouth Sound, one of the most perfect natural harbours in the world.

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Watersmeet

Dramatic river gorge and ancient woodland in stunning surroundings.

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Northernhay Gardens

The site was quarried in Roman times for stone from which to build the adjacent city walls forming part of the defences of The Castle.