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Chard Tourist Information Centre

15 High Street, Chard, Somerset TA20 1QF - England, UK

Chard Tourist Information Centre is situated in Chard, Somerset, close to Crewkerne and Ilminster. Visitor attractions around Chard include Forde Abbey and Loughwood Meeting House (National Trust). Call in and we can give you more information or assist...

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A selection of attractions close to Chard Tourist Information:

The Wildlife Park (1.1 Miles)

Go wild with Cricket St. Thomas - home of one of Britain’s leading centres for wildlife conservation and education, which offers visitors the opportunity to...

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Ferne Animal Sanctuary (3.7 Miles)

Ferne Animal Sanctuary is just off the A30 and provides refuge for unwanted animals. It is a retirement home for approximately 300 animals varying...

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Bishopsteignton Museum (8.4 Miles)

Devon offers some of the most beautiful rural areas anywhere in the country. This museum is dedicated to the fascinating history of rural life...

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Dolphin House Gallery (8.4 Miles)

Dolphin House Gallery holds an exceptional collection of paintings and sculptures that have been produced by a series of well known artists and lesser known...

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Crewkerne & District Museum (9.1 Miles)

Crewkerne Museum and Heritage Centre is dedicated to the preservation of the history of this area and making sure that all of the information is...

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Loughwood Meeting House (10.9 Miles)

This 17th Century thatched Baptist meeting house was acquired by the National Trust in 1969, and offers an interesting insight into the history of religious...

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Barrington Court (11.8 Miles)

These enchanting gardens influenced by Gertrude Jekyll, are laid out in a series of walled rooms including the White, Iris, Rose and Lilly Gardens. There...

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Shute Barton (12.2 Miles)

This medieval manor house was acquired by the National Trust in 1959, and is one of the most important buildings of its age in the...

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Lyme Regis Museum (12.9 Miles)

Lyme Regis Museum is one of the central cultural focal points in this community. It contains a vast collection of pieces that have been...

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Charmouth Heritage Centre (13.5 Miles)

This heritage centre celebrates the rich culture of this coastal area of the country. People have lived in this area for many thousands of...

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Willows & Wetlands Centre (13.7 Miles)

The visitor centre provides a fascinating insight into this traditional willow industry. Entrance is free to the basket museum, Willows & Wetlands Exhibition furniture gallery...

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Hestercombe Gardens (15.2 Miles)

Forty acres of walks, streams and temples, vivid colours, formal terraces, woodlands, lakes, cascades and views that take your breath away. This is Hestercombe: a...

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Allhallows Museum (16.1 Miles)

There are a great many interesting exhibits to be seen in this collection that is housed at the heart of Honiton in a good looking...

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Thelma Hulbert Gallery (16.5 Miles)

This gallery shows a variety of works by the well-known artist Thelma Hulbert, as well as exhibiting temporary art and crafts exhibits by other local...

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Treasurer's House (17 Miles)

The National Trust acquired this beautiful medieval house in 1971, and since that time it has been restored to its former glory. The property...

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St George Church (17.1 Miles)

A group of Franciscan nuns who had fled the effects of the French Revolution in 1807 established a chapel which became the centre for Catholic...

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St Mary Magdalene Church (17.4 Miles)

St Mary’s, begun in the early 14th Century, is Taunton’s town church and the largest parish church in Somerset. The tower was described by Simon...

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Seaton Tramway (17.4 Miles)

Enjoy a ride through the beautiful Axe Valley between Seaton and Colyton on Devon’s unique narrow-gauge Seaton Tramway. Purpose built and restored tramcars give...

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St James Church (17.5 Miles)

The oldest parts of St James Church are early 14th Century and there are fragments of 15th Century glass in the West end. The beautiful...

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Taunton Castle (17.5 Miles)

Taunton Castle was built in the early 12th Century as a stronghold and administrative centre for the Bishops of Winchester. The castle was improved around...

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(All distances are direct and may be longer by road)

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