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fiogf49gjkf0d Wells is not connected to the rail network, but its
bus station
, off Market Street, receives hourly buses from Bristol and Bath (less frequent on Sun). The
tourist office
is on Market Place (daily: April-Oct 9.30am-5.30pm; Nov-March 10am-4pm; tel 01749/672552).
Among the best
B&Bs
, try
Canon Grange
, right on the Cathedral Green, its spacious rooms facing the west front (tel 01749/671800,
canongrange@email.com
; A?40-50), or
Bekynton House
, a little farther out at 7 St Thomas St (tel 01749/672222; A?40-50), where en-suite rooms nudge into the next category. The town also has some nice old coaching inns, notably the
Crown Hotel
, Market Place (tel 01749/673457; A?90-110), where William Penn was arrested in 1695 for illegal preaching, and the
Swan
, further down the High Street (tel 01749/836300; A?90-110).
For
food
, head for
Chapel's
in Union Street (off High Street), a modern cafA©-bar with a varied menu, or the Italian-run
Ancient Gate House
, Sadler Street (tel 01749/672029); on the same street,
Ritcher's
(tel 01749/679085) combines a downstairs bar/patisserie with a restaurant in a plant-filled loft offering set-price menus. Excellent wholefood is served at the
Good Earth
on Priory Road, near the bus station (tel 01749/678600; closed Sun), and you can eat inexpensive meals as well as
pub
fare at the
City Arms
on Cuthbert Street, formerly the city jail.
Other useful information
for tourists (each section contains more specific sub-sections):
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