Bath, Somerset

Day Trips within Easy Reach

Just a short drive from Mill House B&B lies a treasure trove of Britain’s most captivating attractions. Longleat Estate, only 45 minutes away, stands as a magnificent example of Elizabethan grandeur. The house itself is one of Britain’s finest architectural achievements of the era, while its grounds showcase the masterful landscaping of ‘Capability’ Brown across 900 stunning acres. As the UK’s first Safari Park, Longleat offers an unforgettable wildlife experience that continues to delight visitors of all ages.

The historic city of Bath, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is within easy driving distance. Its streets tell the story of Britain’s most elegant era, lined with honey-coloured Georgian townhouses and crescents. The Roman Baths stand as a remarkable testament to the city’s ancient origins, providing visitors with a fascinating glimpse into Roman Britain. The thermal waters that first attracted the Romans still bubble up today, making Bath a unique blend of ancient and Georgian splendour.

Avebury presents visitors with an extraordinary window into Britain’s prehistoric past. This remarkable Neolithic site features the world’s largest stone circle, set within a vast ceremonial landscape. The village of Avebury sits partly within this ancient stone circle, creating a unique atmosphere where everyday life weaves seamlessly with prehistoric wonders. The surrounding landscape, dotted with burial mounds and ceremonial sites, reveals the rich tapestry of our Neolithic and Bronze Age ancestors’ lives.

These world-class attractions make Mill House B&B the perfect base for exploring some of Britain’s most significant historical and natural treasures.