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1. • • The town is noted for its high quality shops - grocers, outfitters, ironmongers, books, antiques and local produce. There are several inns in the town, wonderful restaurants and tearooms making it perfect destination for a relaxing country break.
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   Why should you visit Castle Cary?

   • Garden shop Nick describes Castle Cary as having “a committed community”, which explains why support is there for the high street and many seem to back up the comment made by Wine Wizard Peter who says: “I have a feeling that Castle Cary is going to boom.” 5 reasons to visit: Independent shops

   A guide to the thriving community town of Castle Cary

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   What to do in Cary?

   • Nunney Castle A short drive from Castle Cary is the formidable Nunney Castle, a stunning moated medieval castle built in the 1370s. Maintained by English Heritage, the well-preserved ruins are perfect for an afternoon of exploring and learning about the castle’s colourful history.

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   Is Castle Cary a good place to live?

   • Castle Cary is a handsome conservation market town, with winding streets of honey-coloured sandstone and good Somerset cheeses. Many fine 18/19th century houses and a pretty horse pond are grouped together at the heart of this pleasant little settlement. Castle Cary Market House © Travel About Britain

   Castle Cary (Somerset) Visitor and Tourist Information Guide

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   What's happening in Castle Cary?

   • There are big things happening in the Somerset market town, but there’s always been a strong independent spirit in Castle Cary, as Catherine Courtenay discovers The Market house at Castle Cary (Image: Archant) There’s a palpable sense of excitement running thorough the market town of Castle Cary.

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   Where is Castle Cary?

   • (Image: Archant) A small journey from Yeovil and 24 miles south of Bath sits Castle Cary, a small medieval market town on the edge of gorgeous rolling countryside between the Somerset Levels and Penselwood. With plenty to see and do, we’ve assembled a guide to help plan your trip to this charming Somerset town Rest your head at… The Nurseries

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   Where is Castle Cary & Ansford?

   • Castle Cary - one of the most attractive of Somerset's market towns. Tucked away in a secluded spot a few miles off the A303, the golden stone of Castle Cary and Ansford exudes a warm glow complemented by its glorious setting in the South Somerset countryside and its friendly inhabitants.

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   Jan 3, 2017 · A short drive from Castle Cary is the formidable Nunney Castle, a stunning moated medieval castle built in the 1370s. Maintained by English Heritage, the well-preserved ruins are perfect for an afternoon of exploring and learning about the castle’s colourful history.

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   Apr 1, 2019 · 5 reasons to visit: Independent shops. It’s a delight exploring the town’s many shops, find unique presents at The Gifted Company, clothing at Oxford Mill and Chinns Clothes and Accessories and there’s lingerie at Secrets of Castle Cary. The Old Music Shop has an intriguing array of antiques and vintage items.

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   Castle Cary is a handsome conservation market town, with winding streets of honey-coloured sandstone and good Somerset cheeses. Many fine 18/19th century houses and a pretty horse pond are grouped together at the heart of this pleasant little settlement.

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   Things to Do in Castle Cary, England: See Tripadvisor's 1,127 traveller reviews and photos of Castle Cary tourist attractions. Find what to do today, this weekend, or in November. We have reviews of the best places to see in Castle Cary. Visit top-rated & must-see attractions.

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   Castle Cary - one of the most attractive of Somerset's market towns. Tucked away in a secluded spot a few miles off the A303, the golden stone of Castle Cary and Ansford exudes a warm glow complemented by its glorious setting in the South Somerset countryside and its friendly inhabitants.

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   Discover Castle Cary's charm with our visitor guide. Explore historic sites, local markets, and scenic trails.

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    Castle Cary: one of the most attractive of Somerset’s market towns. Tucked away in a secluded spot a few miles off the A303, the golden stone of Castle Cary and Ansford exudes a warm glow complemented by its glorious setting in the South Somerset countryside and its friendly inhabitants.