Bishop's Palace, Wells

Bishop’s Palace in Wells is a historic medieval residence located next to Wells Cathedral in Somerset, England. Built primarily in the 13th century, it served as the home and administrative center for the Bishop of Bath and Wells. The palace showcases impressive Gothic architecture, with fortified walls, ornate windows, and beautifully maintained gardens. Over the centuries, it has preserved its medieval character and is now a popular heritage site, offering insight into religious and secular life from the Middle Ages. Its well-preserved state and rich history make it an important example of ecclesiastical residence and medieval architecture.