Sightseeing and Walks
Castle
Combe and Bybrook Valley
Castle Combe and the surrounding countryside contain some
fabulous walks. With rolling hills, mature woodland, the
meandering River Byrbook and the chocolate box village there is
plenty to keep keen walkers busy.
Found on the hotel's doorstep
Lacock
Village
The village, which dates from the 13th Century and has many
limewashed half-timbered and stone houses, was used as a location
in the TV and film productions of Pride and Prejudice, Moll
Flanders and Emma. The Abbey also featured in the recent Harry
Potter films.
Approximately 10 miles/15 minutes drive
from the hotel
Bath
Skyline Walk
The most downloaded walk on the National Trust webstite, the
Bath Skyling Walk offers a vast swathe of Bath's south-east
skyline landscape, famed for its wild flowers and elevated views.
Six miles of way-marked trails. Hidden valleys, tranquil woodlands
and a patchwork of meadows. Rich in wildlife and rare plant
species. Perfect for picnics, kite flying and an escape from the
City. Archaeology en route - an Iron Age hill-fort, Roman
settlements and 18th Century follies.
Approximately 14 miles/30 minutes drive
from the hotel
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Bath -
Beckford Tower
Beckford’s Tower was designed by Henry Edmund Goodridge in 1825
and completed in 1827 for William Beckford (1760-1844), one of the
nation’s most accomplished and interesting characters. The 120-foot
neo-classical Tower, which enjoys uninterrupted views of the
countryside, was constructed as a study retreat and to house
Beckford’s precious collection of art and rare books.
Approximately 14 miles/30 minutes drive
from the hotel
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website
Bath -
Balloons
Let Bath Balloons take you on an
unforgettable hot air balloon ride over the gorgeous streets
of Bath. If you are looking for an unusual and unforgettable gift
idea, or if you just fancy treating yourself, then look no
further.
Approximately 14 miles/30 minutes drive
from the hotel
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me to their website
Bath - Royal Crescent/ Queens Square/ The Circus
A short walk takes you past three of Bath's greatest
architectual achievements. Built in the palladian style by John
Wood the elder and John Wood the younger, these structures carved
from gorgeous Bath stone sit alongside glorious parkland and mature
trees.
Approximately 14 miles/30 minutes drive
from the hotel
Bath
- Roman Baths, Pump Rooms and Abbey
Visit the world famous Roman Baths and see the UK's only
naturally heated spring waters. Steeped in history and adorned
with breathtaking architecture, these attractions in the
centre of Bath are a must when visiting the area.
Approximately 14 miles/30 minutes drive
from the hotel
Bristol -
Clifton Suspension Bridge
The Clifton Suspension Bridge, spanning the picturesque
Avon Gorge, is the symbol of the city of Bristol. For almost 150
years this Grade I listed structure has attracted visitors from all
over the world. Its story began in 1754 with the dream of a Bristol
wine merchant who left a legacy to build a bridge over the
Gorge.
Approximately 20 miles/34 minutes drive
from the hotel
Bristol - Open Top Tour
Travelling on one of our bright red City Sightseeing Bristol
open-top buses is the very best way to see the city of Bristol. As
you look at the sights of the city from high up on the bus, your
fully-trained guide will introduce you to Bristol's history and
numerous visitor attractions.
Approximately 20 miles/34 minutes drive
from the hotel
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website
Stonehenge
The breathtaking prehistoric monument located near Salisbury in
the English county of Wiltshire stands as strong today as it did
3500 years ago. Documented as one of the most famous places in the
world to visit, Stonehenge was built in three phases that
consisting of over 30 million hours of labour.
Approximately 35 miles/60 minutes drive
from the hotel
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to their website
What other attractions
are available when I stay at the Manor House Hotel?
Call +44 (0) 845 521 1880 to book your
room at the Manor House Hotel and enjoy all of these fantastic
local attractions