Tourist attraction
Little Solsbury Hill
Flat-topped Iron Age hillfort of wildflower limestone grassland, skylarks and wide valley views.
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About this audio guide
This guide to Little Solsbury Hill, the flat-topped hill above Batheaston on the edge of Bath, sets a famous song against the wildlife that actually lives on its summit. It moves between Peter Gabriel, who left Genesis and climbed up here in the nineteen seventies, and the birds, orchids and butterflies of the open limestone turf. Best heard up on the grassy top on a spring or summer day, with your ears open to the sky.
This audio guide was created using AI.