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Wells, the smallest city in England, is nestled in the verdant landscape of Somerset in the southwest region of the United Kingdom. This medieval city is famous for its magnificent Wells Cathedral, an architectural masterpiece boasting one of the world's oldest working clocks and the striking 'Scissors Arch'. Just adjacent to the Cathedral, find the 13th-century Bishop’s Palace, a breathtaking fortress complete with moat and drawbridge, and home to the Bishop of Bath and Wells for over 800 years. The city is also known for its bustling street market, charming cobbled streets, and for being a filming location for the movie ‘Hot Fuzz’. With a perfect blend of history and quintessential English charm, Wells offers a unique and captivating retreat for travellers seeking a quintessential British experience.

Wells

Wells is England's smallest city, but size isn't everything...
With an 800 year old Palace, 14 acres of formal gardens, plus the historic cathedral, Vicar's Close, and a small museum, you can visit for a day or weekend. 
There are plenty of cafés, shops and restaurants along the High Street too.

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