Places to Visit

Find out more about the Cotswolds

To use this interactive map, simply click on the links to find out more about places of interest in the Cotswolds. close window

Minchinhampton Golf Club

How to find Minchinhampton Golf Club

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Chipping Sodbury Golf Club

How to find Chipping Sodbury Golf Club

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Broadway Golf Club

How to find Broadway Golf Club

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Farncombe Estate

Farncombe Estate is situated in the North of the Cotswolds just outside the picturesque village of Broadway.

Offering weekend leisure breaks, day courses and other events all year round in 300-acres of privately owned Cotswold parkland.

Website: Farncombe Estate

 

Cotswold Conference Centre

Cotswold Conference Centre is situated on the Farncombe Estate, just outside the picturesque village of Broadway. This is a conference and training venue built and developed by training people.

For more information about the Cotstwold Conference Centre, see below.

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Cheltenham Spa

The Centre for the Cotswolds

• Regency town houses and listed buildings
• Historic Promenade, squares and terraces
• Award-winning parks and gardens
• Impressive range of stylish shops and restaurants
• Festivals of horse racing, music and literature
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Bourton on the Water

Venice of the Cotswolds

• River Windrush
• Model Village
• Birdland
• Cotswold Motor Museum
• Cotswold Perfumery

Website: Bourton Info

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Burford

• Pretty Medieval Town
• Many antique shops
• Steeped in history and architectural heritage
• Cotswold Wildlife Park ’Äì zoological collection

Website: Burford Cotswolds

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Cirencester

• Roman Town of "Corinium"
• World renowned Museum of Roman artefacts
• Roman Amphitheatre
• Historic market Town
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Tetbury

• A town with over 1300 years of recorded history
• A haven for antiques enthusiasts with over 30 antique shops
• Iconic Market House built in 1655 and which appears to be built on stilts.
• Several shops holding Royal warrants from HRH The Prince of Wales
• Scenic walks around the town

Website: Visit Tetbury

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Broadway

• Picturesque Cotswold Village of honey coloured stone and thatch
• Unique shops, galleries, antique shops and fine restaurants
• Nearby Broadway Tower with commanding views
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Snowshill Manor

• Stunning collection of craftsmanship and design from across the globe
• The home of the life's work of eccentric architect, artist and craftsman Charles Paget Wade
• Traditional golden yellow Cotswold manor House set in a delightful Cotswold village
• Terraced hillside garden designed as a series of rooms and run on organic principles

Website: National Trust

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Berkeley Castle

• Norman Fortress, built and enlarged through the Mediaeval period and beyond, Keep dated to 1135
• Where Edward II was murdered
• Where the Barons of the West gathered before Magna Carta
• Where Queen Elizabeth I hunted and played bowls
• Gardens and Butterfly House

Website: Berkeley Castle

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Bath

• One of England's most beautiful places to visit.
  
• Designated by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.
  
• Roman Baths and Hot Springs, Galleries and Museums
  
• Stunning Georgian architecture including the famous Royal Crescent and Pulteney Bridge
  Irresistible shopping
  
• From art and history, to fashion and Jane Austen, there really is something for everyone

Website: Visit Bath

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Sudeley Castle

• Home of Queen Katherine Parr ’Äì last of HenryVIII's wives
• Glorious formal and informal gardens
• Regular exhibitions

Website: Sudeley Castle

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Gloucester

• Historic waterfront City
• Victorian Docklands
• Magnificent Norman Cathedral
• Literary links ’Äì Harry Potter (J.K. Rowling)
  Tailor Of Gloucester (Beatrix Potter)

Website: Gloucester Tourism

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Stratford-upon-Avon

• Birthplace of William Shakespeare
  
• World famous Theatre home of the Royal
• Shakespeare Company
  
• Wonderful shopping and dining
  
• Historic Houses

Website: Stratford-upon-Avon

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Hidcote Manor Gardens
(National Trust)

• One of England's greatest gardens, an Arts & crafts Masterpiece
  
• Series of outdoor rooms each with its own unique character
  
• Old roses, unusual plants and trees from around the world
  
• Nestled in the Cotswolds with stunning panoramas across the vale of Evesham

Website: National Trust

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Westonbirt
The National Arboretum

• One of the most spectacular tree gardens in the world
  
• An historical collection of over 3,000 tree and shrub species
  
• An inspiring place to relax, get back to nature and indulge your senses...

Website: Westonbirt

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Slimbridge
Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust

• Home of the Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust
  
• Founded by Sir Peter Scott
  
• Home to the world's largest collection of swans, ducks, flamingos and geese
  
• 325 hectare reserve , home to up to 35,000 wildfowl in Winter
  
• Visitor Centre and Gallery

Website: Slimbridge

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Painswick

• Rococo Gardens - Early 18th Century pleasure garden set in a hidden valley
• St Mary's Church - 99 yew trees

Website: Painswick

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Toddington

• Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway
• View restored steam locomotives
• Enjoy a 20 mile round trip on the "Honeybourne Line"

Website: Toddington

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Cotswold Farm Park

• Cotswold Farm Park
• Rare Breeds Survival trust
• Over 50 herds and flocks of rare breed farm animals

Website: Cotswold Farm Park

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