As the sun shines brighter and the days grow longer, the seaside town is the perfect destination near Bristol.
It’s home stunning parks, beaches, woodland and some some longstanding British traditions. There’s something for everyone regardless of age.
Here’s why Weston-super-Mare is the best in the UK when it's summer time:
9. Experience Weston differently at the free Weston Museum
Learn about the history of the and the surrounding area from prehistoric times to the present day. Try on old-style clothes, don a swimming cap like the one worn by the town’s four-time Olympic gold medal swimmer Paulo Radmilovic or the hat worn by Beatrice Page, who became the first female tram driver in the country when she stepped up to the plate in the war years. There's also a café on the site. The free and interactive museum also runs a craft café and a nostalgia café (Friday mornings) with historical items from the themed memory boxes. | The Weston Museum via Google Maps
10. Go on a serene walk in the woods
Connect with nature at the 321-acre Weston Woods, between Sand Bay and Weston-super-Mare Beach. There are walking paths signposted and certain areas have been surfaced for wheelchair access. There is a lovely play area with wooden play equipment, a picnic area, a water tower and an Iron Age hillfort. | Juels Major via Google Maps
11. Challenge your friends and family at Weston's first board game pub
Located opposite The Playhouse Theatre, round the corner from The Parkside student accommodation, The Stable Games Room is home to over 450 board games. There is no cover charge to play, so you can turn up and play for free. They also serve a menu of delicious homemade food, directly sourced tea and coffee, and a wide range of draught, beer, wines and spirits. | Peter Watts via Google Maps
12. Enter the land of golf Pirates at Pirate Adventureland Crazy Golf
Test your mini-golf skills at Pirate Adventureland Crazy Golf's 18-hole course. It's suitable for all ages and no booking is necessary. | Pirate Adventureland Weston Super Mare via Google Maps