BRUTON 

This historic market town is a compact architectural gem spanning six centuries, with attractive buildings and narrow alleyways or 'Bartons' linking the town with the River Brue. 

A detailed new "insiders" guide, "Stepping into Bruton" has been put together by the local community, and includes fascinating insights on the town's historic features, together with full details of cafes, pubs, specialist shops and great places to stay.

The guide includes a trail map starting from the station, and a free copy can be obtained by post from the Community Office  01749 813 014 (leave your name, address and postcode if the answer 'phone is on)

Alternatively you can download some sections of the guide below, but please note the file sizes, which are PDFs in A2 format and quite large:

Bruton Map Guide (1.32MB)
Attractions, places to stay, eat and drink (2.7MB)
More attractions and cover details (2.7MB)

For more information see www.bruton-town.org.uk, South Somerset's website www.visitsouthsomerset.com  or call the local Community/ Information Centre on 01749 813014.