Top Rated Attractions in Bristol

Although it has been the seat of the Dukes of Beaufort since the 17th Century, it is since 1949 that Badminton House has gained real fame, as this was when the annual Badminton Horse Trials started being held here. This three-day event is held in the park of the country house, and has become one of the main attractions of the small village of Badminton. It is one of the biggest equestrian events anywhere in the world. The house is not open for public visits, but has many facilities for private events. This historic venue also makes the perfect setting for weddings.

The Church of St John the Baptist is an active Anglican parish church in Keynsham. A lovely place with regular prayers and services, this church is highly dedicated towards the betterment of the community. The church was built in the 12th Century and it has fantastic architecture. The church has special groups for women and is a very warm, welcoming place, inviting one and all for worship. The church is listed as a Grade II building by the English Heritage.

The Wyelands Estate was built around the 1820s in the classical Regency style. A number of additions were made to the property over the years, including a stone conservatory and an indoor pool. This exquisite villa sits amidst lush manicured grounds in the Wye valley area which is renown for its stunning natural beauty. Once a private residence, this heritage site is now available on rent for weddings, private house parties and corporate events. Day rates are also available for meetings. The house can accommodate up to 22 people in its 9 bedrooms, and entertainment and catering can be made available on request. The beautiful gardens, luxuriously comfortable house, exceptional service, and convenient location make this an ideal setting to host an event.

An Anglican place of worship, Christ Church is located on Warminster's south side in Wiltshire. Built in the year 1830, Christ Church features a Victorian-Gothic style of architecture. It originally belonged to the Parish of St Denys and it became operational in the year 1831. In the year 2004, Christ Church went major redesign and redevelopment work which included entire restructuring the church's worship space, removal of the pews and nave altar and the addition of an elevated dais. This led to a contemporary fellowship place in the Christ Church building lobby.

Dating back to the early 18th Century, the Kingsmead Square is a place that houses many notable listed buildings. It has buildings which are historical and have a great architectural value. This place is known for the Rosewell House and other such constructions.

Church of St Mary in Wedmore is a Grade I listed building, which was built in the 15th Century. The church can be visited to admire its architecture. especially the tower and the chambered windows. Visitors can also spend time chit-chatting and enjoy the coffee and cake offered by the church. The church is open for visitors during day.