North Somerset - Places of Interest

Places of Interest

North Somerset's natural environment and coastal towns attract visitors from the nearby cities. Notable geographical features include:

  • Gordano Valley
  • Mendip Hills – the ridgeway forms part of the district boundary
  • Sand Bay and Sand Point
  • Worlebury Hill
  • Burrington Combe, Goblin Combe, Brockley Combe
  • North Somerset Levels

The district is noted for the religious buildings at:

  • St. Paul's Church, Kewstoke
  • Woodspring Priory

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