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Dunster Village
The beautiful Dunster Village has a wide range of holiday accommodation from hotels, bed and breakfasts, as well as not just in the village itself but the chalets down at Dunster Beach can be rented out too.
Tourists can find many attractions in Dunster village, from Dunster Castle, Dunster Museum and Doll Collection, Dunster Gardens, Dunster working windmill, and West Somerset Steam Railway, not to forget Dunster Beach too!
Dunster Village is a national treasure of England, lying between foothills of Somerset coast and Exmoor National Park, you will always find something new every time you visit.
The beauty of Dunster is maintained because of it’s low population. In 1801, the Dunster population was about 772, today it is about 860, this shows it has only increased by a few hundred within 200 years that shows it has preserved its charm.
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The village of Dunster is best known as the largest and most intact medieval village in England. Once on a holiday trip to the place, you will soon find that there is much more to explore in this civil parish located within the north-eastern boundary of Exmoor National Park in the county of Somerset.
From historic treasures well-preserved in 200 listed buildings and monuments to the captivating serene beauty of the wild countryside in the Exmoor National Park, Dunster offers an endless array of tourist attractions.
Don’t forget the open-top Exmoor Coaster connecting Minehead and Exmoor every day throughout the Summer.
