Local Attractions in Frome – Catherine Hill

Coach Trips to Catherine Hill

Frome, nestled in the heart of the beautiful Somerset countryside, has a multitude of fascinating sites to discover. And none are more enticing than the iconic Catherine Hill. Celebrated for its charming parade of independent shops and historic English architecture, Catherine Hill is a beloved landmark within the community, offering various attractions for locals and visitors alike.

About Catherine Hill

Given its name by Lady Catherine Hill, wife of the former mayor of Frome, Catherine Hill’s rich history dates back to the 17th century. More than an irresistible shopping location, the area tells the story of Frome’s evolution from a flourishing cloth industry to a creative hub bubbling with unique attractions.

Before embarking on your trip, please check specific retailers’ opening times and other details on Catherine Hill’s own website (if available) to ensure you have the most accurate information. We, at Berrys Coaches, look forward to being part of your journey as you explore the charming locale that is Frome, starting with the captivating Catherine Hill.

What can I expect to see?

Consider taking a short walk to the mesmerising Rook Lane Chapel for a dose of history, or wander over to Palmer Street Bottle for refreshing local brews.

While Catherine Hill itself has no specific opening and closing hours, individual shops generally open from 10 AM until 4 PM. It is advised to plan your visit accordingly and check the opening times for specific shops beforehand to avoid disappointment.

Directions from Berrys Coaches Drop-off

The nearest Berrys Drop Off is located at the Sandys Hill Lane Drop Off Point. We’ve included a Google Maps route to help guide you there.

How do I get there from the Berrys Drop Off?

Venturing to Catherine Hill from your comfortable stopover is a delightful 10-minute stroll. To give you an idea of the journey, head east on North Parade towards Gorehedge and turn right onto Vicarage St/B3090. Once you’ve arrived at the first roundabout, take a sharp left onto Christchurch St East/B3090.