Clevedon is a coastal town in North Somerset, situated on the Bristol Channel west of Bristol. The town became a fashionable Victorian seaside resort and is particularly associated with its distinctive Grade I listed pier. Its coastal setting, historic architecture and nearby countryside give Clevedon a strong visitor appeal.
Clevedon: Historical sights and information
Facts about Clevedon
- Latitude:
- 51.437267
- Longitude:
- -2.851837
- GPS Coordinates:
- 51°26' N, 02°51' W
The historical and tourist significance of the town
Clevedon Pier is the town's most famous landmark, extending into the Bristol Channel and offering wide views across the water. Visitors can also explore the seafront, Marine Lake, Victorian buildings and nearby attractions such as Tyntesfield and the Gordano Valley. Coastal walking is especially rewarding along the surrounding cliffs and shoreline.
Food and local life
Clevedon has a good selection of cafés, restaurants, pubs, bakeries and independent shops. Somerset produce, seafood and traditional British dishes are commonly featured on local menus. Spring and summer are the best seasons for enjoying the pier, seafront and coastal walks.
Locations & Tours
Discover famous landmarks, historical sites and tourist attractions in Clevedon.