Your Wells guide
A charming UK city, Wells is celebrated for its stunning mediaeval architecture and serene ambiance. The magnificent Wells Cathedral, with its intricate façade and impressive interior, captivates visitors with its grandeur. The picturesque Bishop's Palace, surrounded by a moat and beautiful gardens, offers a peaceful retreat and fascinating insights into the past. Wells' quaint market square hosts bustling markets, providing a delightful array of local produce and crafts. The city’s narrow streets and charming shops create an inviting atmosphere for quiet strolls. With its blend of architectural marvels, lovely gardens, and vibrant markets, Wells is sure to be a memorable visit.
Travelling to Somerset soon? Don’t forget to stop at Wells! Here are some more reasons you need to visit:
- Wells Carnival - The city hosts one of the oldest and most spectacular illuminated carnivals in the country.
- Wells Cathedral Clock - The cathedral houses one of the oldest working mechanical clocks in the world, dating back to the 14th century.
- Holy Wells - The name ‘Wells’ comes from the three wells dedicated to Saint Andrew, one in the market place and two within the grounds of the Bishop's Palace and Wells Cathedral. See if you can spot them all!