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Lovely architecture around the church

Amazing coffee and lush cake. Lovely friendly cafe. Open in the week but also Sunday 10am to 1pm

Dating back to 18c, demolished in 20c. This is all that is left

An old court house, dating back to 17c

Really good stop. Always very friendly. If you are looking for a table/booking for special occasion then you might want to book as it can get busy.

Small village which is almost like a cross roads to different cycling routes. Co-op shop here for resupply options.

Ham Hill is a magnificent country park with panoramic views over the South Somerset Moors, Exmoor and the Mendip Hills from the top. During the Iron Age, a huge hill fort would have stood here which would have been one of the largest in the south west. Today, there's a number of hiking trails and bike routes through the park.

Owned and managed by the National Trust, Stoke-sub-Hamdon’s priory is a phenomenal group of 14th and 15th-century buildings, largely made from the local hamstone. Grade I listed and a scheduled ancient monument, the priory and its buildings have an old kind of grandeur to them. Despite its name, there isn’t and has never been a priory here. The site was built as a chantry college and was subsequently tenanted after the Dissolution. It’s a fascinating place to wander around and is a particularly good example of hamstone construction.