Wells is the smallest city in England and is famous for its cathedral and school at the centre of the town and its community. The area around the cathedral is one of the largest medieval ecclesiastical precincts.

There are l ots of old buildings to look at as you wander around, including the tithe barn and 15th century parish church. The town also has a cheese shop, Somerset cheese is made locally.

The Tourist Information Centre in the town centre.

Around this old centre is modern Wells, with its shops and facilities, all at the foot of the Mendip Hills.