Dunster Castle and Watermill in Somerset is set to host a special event on Wednesday, April 2. Visitors will be given the ...

Dunster Castle and Watermill will open its doors after dark for ghost tours this Halloween. Visitors on the evenings of October 28 and 31 will explore the castle's 1,000-year history of haunted tales.

The name Dunster may sound an awful lot like ... The riverside path leads to a working watermill (same ticket as castle and gardens), where you can purchase wholemeal flour made on-site.

Dunster Castle also boasts a working watermill dating back to 1779. The castle, gardens, pop-up café, shop, parkland, car park and toilets are open. Washington Old Hall Washington Old Hall in ...

The medieval village of Dunster is a glorious destination in one of Exmoor’s most popular attractions and deserves a spot on your must-see Somerset itinerary. Aside from providing many places to ...

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There's also a water mill, the Tithe Barn and ... But what really puts Dunster on the map as a tourist destination is stunning fairytale castle on the hill which overlooks the village.

and Dunster Castle which towers above the village. There is also a dolls museum and Dunster even has its own watermill. The High Street looks almost the same as images from close to two centuries ago.

A 17th century foot guard and a mysterious grey lady who frightened generations of the Luttrell family are just some of the spookier residents of Dunster Castle. With over 1,000 years of history ...

Visitors will get the chance to explore a newly opened section of a watermill in Somerset next week. Dunster Watermill will open its bin floor during National Mills Weekend on Saturday, May 10 and ...

For the first time in 700 years, the sounds of the Luttrell Psalter will echo through Dunster Castle as de Mowbray’s Musicke brings medieval music back to its historic setting on Thursday, April 24.

Inside Dunster Castle's working watermill that's been milling flour since medieval times. Programme Website Coming Up Next ...