Wells

Wells is England's smallest city and is dominated by its cathedral. The medieval city remains remarkably unspoilt and has many beautiful buildings including the moated Bishop's Palace, home to the Bishop of Bath and Wells. The famous Cathedral, with over 300 original medieval statues adorning the West Front. The Wells Market Place, with lively markets twice a week, narrow streets and an eclectic mix of building styles all reflect on the development of the city.
Close to Wells are the famous Wookey Hole Caves and Papermill, caverns formed from the Mendip limestone. Other geological landmarks include the dramatic cliffs of Cheddar Gorge, Britain's biggest gorge, and the stunning Cheddar Caves.