Bath
Roman history, Georgian architecture and one of Britain's easiest cities to explore on foot.
Explore Bath →Explore a region of cathedral cities, seaside towns, moorland roads, ancient landscapes and dramatic coast. From Bath and Bristol to Dartmoor, Exmoor and the Jurassic Coast, the South West rewards the longer route.
Use the map to explore cities, towns, coastlines and landscapes across the South West. Choose a place to open its guide, or use the filters to find the kind of trip you have in mind.
Start with a city, coastline or landscape that matches the trip you want, then use each local guide to discover what else is nearby.
Roman history, Georgian architecture and one of Britain's easiest cities to explore on foot.
Explore Bath →Harbour history, street art, engineering heritage and a strong base for exploring the wider West Country.
Explore Bristol →Granite tors, open moorland, small villages and roads that make the journey part of the day.
Explore Dartmoor →Cliffs, coves, fossil towns and coastal walks along one of southern England's great shorelines.
Explore the Jurassic Coast →A tiny cathedral city within easy reach of caves, gorges, villages and Somerset countryside.
Explore Wells & the Mendips →High moorland meeting the sea, wooded valleys and some of the region's quieter roads and villages.
Explore Exmoor →A cathedral city paired with one of Britain's most famous prehistoric landscapes.
Explore Salisbury & Stonehenge →A compact historic city with a cathedral centre and easy routes towards coast, moor and countryside.
Explore Exeter →Torquay, Paignton and Brixham combine harbour towns, beaches and a gentler coastal pace.
Explore the English Riviera →Some of the best South West trips come from combining one main destination with a second place nearby.
Mix city architecture with cathedral heritage and dramatic Mendip scenery.
A strong mix of historic city, moorland and coast without spending the whole trip in the car.
Ideal for a slower coastal day built around walking, geology and small-town stops.
Distances can look short on the map, but coastal roads, moorland routes and busy summer weekends can make journeys slower than expected. Build the trip around one or two areas rather than trying to cover the whole region in a day.
Once you have chosen a destination, the local guide will help you turn it into a complete trip.
If your journey continues beyond Devon, explore Cornwall separately for Atlantic coast, fishing towns, gardens, beaches and some of Britain's most distinctive far-west landscapes.