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Setting: at night - from the air - at sunset

Areas: North Somerset - Bath and North East Somerset - Somerset Levels - Mendip Hills - South Somerset - West Somerset

Towns: Bath - Burnham - Clevedon - Dunster - Glastonbury - Keynesham - Portishead - Watchet - Wells - Weston-super-Mare - Yeovil

Features: Avon Gorge - Bath Abbey - Brean Down - Brent Knoll - Cadbury Castle - Cheddar Gorge - Clevedon Pier - Dunster Castle - Glastonbury Tor - Hestercombe - Kilve - River Avon - Wells Cathedral - West Somerset Railway

North Somerset

The North Somerset district includes the towns of Portishead, Clevedon and Weston-super-Mare, and borders the city of Bristol and the Bristol Channel.

Somerset Levels

The Somerset Levels are a large area of wetlands in the centre of the county between the Mendip and Quantock hills. Formerly part of the Bristol Channel, they were drained in the 17th century, and are crossed by many artificial rivers.

Bath and North East Somerset

Bath was a prominent Roman city built on the site of hot springs, though much of its architecture dates from the Georgian period. It lies on the River Avon in the North East of the county, a few miles upstream of the city of Bristol.