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Towns near Wookey
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Polsham
(1 Mile)*
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Henton
(1 Mile)*
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Wells
(2 Miles)*
Wells qualifies as England's smallest and Somerset's only city, because of its magnificent cathedral. It lies beneath the southern slopes of the Mendip Hills, and provides a wealth of historical interest and beautiful architecture. |
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Godney
(2 Miles)*
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Westbury
(3 Miles)*
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North Wootton
(3 Miles)*
The pretty village of North Wootton is to be found in the centre of the triangle formed by Wells, Glastonbury and Shepton Mallet. |
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West Pennard
(4 Miles)*
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Theale
(4 Miles)*
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Glastonbury
(4 Miles)*
Glastonbury is well known, not only for its connections with the history of Christianity and the majestic ruins of its Abbey, but also for its association with the legend of King Arthur. |
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Rodney Stoke
(4 Miles)*
The village of Rodney Stoke is to be found some three miles East of Cheddar and 4 miles West of Wells either side of the A371 nestling on the higher ground between the Mendip Hills and the Somerset Levels. |
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Draycott
(4 Miles)*
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Pilton
(5 Miles)*
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Meare
(5 Miles)*
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Priddy
(5 Miles)*
At 800 feet above sea level, the Mendip village of Priddy is one of those rare places that can fairly be described as being more than the sum of its parts. It is certainly a village of contrasts: it can be pretty and it can be bleak |
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Street
(6 Miles)*
Street is just to the south of Glastonbury, and owes much of its more recent development to the influence of Clarks, the world famous shoe manufacturers. |
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