Our Cotwolds Bucket List
Great Places to Visit
Set in over 160 acres of beautiful
parkland, the Cotswold Wildlife Park
has an amazingly diverse collection
of species, many of which are
endangered in the wild. Watch the
rhinos grazing on the Manor House
lawns, get eye-level with a giraffe on
the fabulous Giraffe Walkway, and
stroll among the lemurs in the brilliant
Madagascan Walkthrough exhibit.
www.cotswoldwildlifepark.co.uk
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Cotswold Wildlife Park und Gärten
Set in over 160 acres of beautiful
parkland, the Cotswold Wildlife Park
has an amazingly diverse collection
of species, many of which are
endangered in the wild. Watch the
rhinos grazing on the Manor House
lawns, get eye-level with a giraffe on
the fabulous Giraffe Walkway, and
stroll among the lemurs in the brilliant
Madagascan Walkthrough exhibit.
www.cotswoldwildlifepark.co.uk
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Fabulous Place to go watersports, waterparks etc. Great handmade beach with boat rides, Lovely Pubs and restaurants. Great place for walking.
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Cotswold Country Park & Beach
Spratsgate LaneFabulous Place to go watersports, waterparks etc. Great handmade beach with boat rides, Lovely Pubs and restaurants. Great place for walking.
Such a lovely town with a few pubs, shops and Resturants. Has a lot to do for children round that area aswell.
Penguin World, Model Railway, Bird Land
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Bourton on the Water
Such a lovely town with a few pubs, shops and Resturants. Has a lot to do for children round that area aswell.
Penguin World, Model Railway, Bird Land
Broadway
Quaint village with shops, pubs, and resturants,
Known as the ‘prettiest village in
England’, visitors have been enjoying
the charm of Castle Combe in
Wiltshire for more than a century.
The houses are hundreds of years
old, constructed in typical Cotswold
style, with thick walls and natural
stone roofs. Make sure you visit
the ‘honesty box’ cake kiosk – a
pay-what-you-want community
endeavour filled with decadent
treats.
www.castle-combe.com
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Castle Combe
Known as the ‘prettiest village in
England’, visitors have been enjoying
the charm of Castle Combe in
Wiltshire for more than a century.
The houses are hundreds of years
old, constructed in typical Cotswold
style, with thick walls and natural
stone roofs. Make sure you visit
the ‘honesty box’ cake kiosk – a
pay-what-you-want community
endeavour filled with decadent
treats.
www.castle-combe.com
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Home to Gloucestershire’s highest
artificial climbing tower, Far Peak is
tons of fun for both kids and adults.
If 15 metres of climbing wall is a bit
too high for you, there are plenty of
smaller indoor walls for you to have a
go on, or you can sit back and w atch
while enjoying a cake and a coffee at
the centre’s rooftop café.
www.wildrockclimbing.co.uk
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Far Peak Climbing Centre
Home to Gloucestershire’s highest
artificial climbing tower, Far Peak is
tons of fun for both kids and adults.
If 15 metres of climbing wall is a bit
too high for you, there are plenty of
smaller indoor walls for you to have a
go on, or you can sit back and w atch
while enjoying a cake and a coffee at
the centre’s rooftop café.
www.wildrockclimbing.co.uk
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Fancy a bracing swim? Take a step
back to a bygone age with a dip in
Cirencester Open Air Swimming
Pool. Built in 1869, this unique pool
offers the chance to swim in natural
spring water. Even better, there’s no
need to worry about the cold – it’s
heated to around 27C.
www.cirenopenair.co.uk
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Cirencester Open Air Swimming Pool
Fancy a bracing swim? Take a step
back to a bygone age with a dip in
Cirencester Open Air Swimming
Pool. Built in 1869, this unique pool
offers the chance to swim in natural
spring water. Even better, there’s no
need to worry about the cold – it’s
heated to around 27C.
www.cirenopenair.co.uk
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Home to BBC Countryfile’s Adam
Henson, the Cotswold Farm Park
was opened in 1971 to protect rare
native breeds of farm animals and is
now a firm family favourite. There
are seasonal farming demonstrations
all year round and plenty of chances
to get up close and personal with
the animals, including rabbits and
newborn chicks. Aww!
www.cotswoldfarmpark.co.uk
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Cotswold Farm Park
Home to BBC Countryfile’s Adam
Henson, the Cotswold Farm Park
was opened in 1971 to protect rare
native breeds of farm animals and is
now a firm family favourite. There
are seasonal farming demonstrations
all year round and plenty of chances
to get up close and personal with
the animals, including rabbits and
newborn chicks. Aww!
www.cotswoldfarmpark.co.uk
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Painswick Rococo Garden is the UK’s
only surviving complete rococo garden
and a real hidden gem. Designed in the
1740s as a flamboyant pleasure garden,
you’ll find fanciful garden buildings
and stunning views of the surrounding
countryside to while away the hours.
www.rococogarden.org.uk
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Painswick Rococo Garden
Gloucester RoadPainswick Rococo Garden is the UK’s
only surviving complete rococo garden
and a real hidden gem. Designed in the
1740s as a flamboyant pleasure garden,
you’ll find fanciful garden buildings
and stunning views of the surrounding
countryside to while away the hours.
www.rococogarden.org.uk
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Sudeley Castle & Gardens, situated
in the town of Winchcombe, has
played an important role in English
history for over 1,000 years. With
strong Tudor connections, it even
boasts a queen buried in its grounds.
The adventure playground is a must
for little ones, but grown-ups might
prefer the peace of the g ardens.
www.sudeleycastle.co.uk
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Sudeley Castle
Sudeley Castle & Gardens, situated
in the town of Winchcombe, has
played an important role in English
history for over 1,000 years. With
strong Tudor connections, it even
boasts a queen buried in its grounds.
The adventure playground is a must
for little ones, but grown-ups might
prefer the peace of the g ardens.
www.sudeleycastle.co.uk
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Lovely place to visit especially with Children. located in the centre of Bourton on the Water. Also includes a Dinosaur Land.
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Birdland
Lovely place to visit especially with Children. located in the centre of Bourton on the Water. Also includes a Dinosaur Land.
Fantastic Place to go if you love fish. The town of Bibury is beautiful to walk round.
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Forellenzucht Bibury
Fantastic Place to go if you love fish. The town of Bibury is beautiful to walk round.
This wonderful model of the actual village built of Cotswold stone to one-ninth scale opened in 1937.
The river Windrush flows under Bourton's famous bridges providing a beautiful backdrop to the miniature beeches, cherries and chestnut trees. You'll also hear music in the tiny model church and can wander the lanes peering into all the different buildings.
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Das Modell-Dorf
This wonderful model of the actual village built of Cotswold stone to one-ninth scale opened in 1937.
The river Windrush flows under Bourton's famous bridges providing a beautiful backdrop to the miniature beeches, cherries and chestnut trees. You'll also hear music in the tiny model church and can wander the lanes peering into all the different buildings.
The Old Mill re-opened its doors to the public for the first time on National Mill Days, Sunday 14th May 1995. By removing the floorboards of the milling room you are able to see the two sets of stones which were used for both grist milling and flour milling. When you visit make sure to look up and study the array of machinery which used to make the Old Mill alive with the sound of milling!
Old Mill Shop- Lower Slaughter
The shop is run by Gerald Harris (well known Jazz Singer and Crooner) and its mission is to create an environment that is a blast from the past and very enjoyable, where… customers “walk in amazed and walk out very happy” …with the whole experience.
It contains an and eclectic mix of quality items at great prices. People are amazed at the array of items on sale in a village setting.
Riverside Tea Room at Lower Slaughter
Lovingly prepared great simple dishes made from the best local produce. Enjoy homemade scones with your cream tea or a ploughman’s lunch to die for. Just sit by the riverside and enjoy the experience – “A heavenly location”.
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Lower Slaughter Museum
14 Mill LnThe Old Mill re-opened its doors to the public for the first time on National Mill Days, Sunday 14th May 1995. By removing the floorboards of the milling room you are able to see the two sets of stones which were used for both grist milling and flour milling. When you visit make sure to look up and study the array of machinery which used to make the Old Mill alive with the sound of milling!
Old Mill Shop- Lower Slaughter
The shop is run by Gerald Harris (well known Jazz Singer and Crooner) and its mission is to create an environment that is a blast from the past and very enjoyable, where… customers “walk in amazed and walk out very happy” …with the whole experience.
It contains an and eclectic mix of quality items at great prices. People are amazed at the array of items on sale in a village setting.
Riverside Tea Room at Lower Slaughter
Lovingly prepared great simple dishes made from the best local produce. Enjoy homemade scones with your cream tea or a ploughman’s lunch to die for. Just sit by the riverside and enjoy the experience – “A heavenly location”.
While your visiting the Cotswolds why not take the opportunity to view it from an entirely different angle? Soar high above the hills in a hot air balloon. Our top tip - wrap up warm and try and early dawn flight.
WWW. COTSWOLDSBALLOONSAFARIS.CO.UK
Cotswold Balloon Safaris
Southam LaneWhile your visiting the Cotswolds why not take the opportunity to view it from an entirely different angle? Soar high above the hills in a hot air balloon. Our top tip - wrap up warm and try and early dawn flight.
WWW. COTSWOLDSBALLOONSAFARIS.CO.UK
Come and join us at our distillery in Stourton for one of our award-winning Tour & Tastings! The tour begins with a short video which highlights our Cotswolds Distillery story and traditional production methods. Shortly after, we’ll take you around the distillery’s production areas and warehouses whilst giving you a detailed account of how we craft our award-winning spirits, where you’ll be able to see (and smell!) the processes in action. At the end of the tour, you'll get to sample our range of spirits and liqueurs.
The tour goes around the whole distillery site and contains approximately 45 minutes of walking and standing. We provide take away samples for those not drinking and ask visitors to drink responsibly.
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Cotswolds Distillery Visitor Centre, Shop and Café
Whichford RoadCome and join us at our distillery in Stourton for one of our award-winning Tour & Tastings! The tour begins with a short video which highlights our Cotswolds Distillery story and traditional production methods. Shortly after, we’ll take you around the distillery’s production areas and warehouses whilst giving you a detailed account of how we craft our award-winning spirits, where you’ll be able to see (and smell!) the processes in action. At the end of the tour, you'll get to sample our range of spirits and liqueurs.
The tour goes around the whole distillery site and contains approximately 45 minutes of walking and standing. We provide take away samples for those not drinking and ask visitors to drink responsibly.
We offer expert tuition and scenic rides around the picturesque villages of Lower and Upper Slaughter. We are immensely proud of our kind, good natured horses and offer riding for everyone – from complete beginner to the more advanced. Tuition is available from our instructors with facilities including an outdoor floodlit arena, grass field, a set of show jumps and beautiful hacking.
Being a registered Pony Club Centre, there are plenty of activities available for horse mad children! During the holidays we have “own a pony” days, pony camps and rallies.
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Bourton Vale Equestrian Centre
Stow RoadWe offer expert tuition and scenic rides around the picturesque villages of Lower and Upper Slaughter. We are immensely proud of our kind, good natured horses and offer riding for everyone – from complete beginner to the more advanced. Tuition is available from our instructors with facilities including an outdoor floodlit arena, grass field, a set of show jumps and beautiful hacking.
Being a registered Pony Club Centre, there are plenty of activities available for horse mad children! During the holidays we have “own a pony” days, pony camps and rallies.
Chipping Campden is a small market town in the Cotswold district of Gloucestershire, England. A rich wool trading centre in the Middle Ages
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Chipping Campden
Chipping Campden is a small market town in the Cotswold district of Gloucestershire, England. A rich wool trading centre in the Middle Ages
Burford is a small medieval town on the River Windrush, in the Cotswold hills, in the West Oxfordshire district
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Burford
Burford is a small medieval town on the River Windrush, in the Cotswold hills, in the West Oxfordshire district
A wonderful exciting new open-air venue at Berrybank Park.
We hope you’ll find something special for everyone in our inaugural summer season of events: with theatre, music, comedy, and cabaret.
From the Cotswold Comedy Festival to sing-a-long Gilbert and Sullivan, Shakespeare to opera, and our Bank Holiday Real Garden Festival - a day of outdoor discovery and wonder - please see the website amphitheatreberrybankpark. to see the full programme of events.
Its only a short approx 15 min walk from New Loos Cottage.
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Berrybank Park Events Ltd
Main RoadA wonderful exciting new open-air venue at Berrybank Park.
We hope you’ll find something special for everyone in our inaugural summer season of events: with theatre, music, comedy, and cabaret.
From the Cotswold Comedy Festival to sing-a-long Gilbert and Sullivan, Shakespeare to opera, and our Bank Holiday Real Garden Festival - a day of outdoor discovery and wonder - please see the website amphitheatreberrybankpark. to see the full programme of events.
Its only a short approx 15 min walk from New Loos Cottage.
Our Favourite Places to Eat/Drink
10th Century Inn dating back to 947 AD, England’s oldest Inn. We have had many great meals here and would personally recommend.
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The Porch House
1 Digbeth St10th Century Inn dating back to 947 AD, England’s oldest Inn. We have had many great meals here and would personally recommend.
A really funky interior with lots of seating options inside and out. The menu is varied and their speciality pizzas are on par with our Italian friends. Go for the meter long if you're feeling particularly hungry.
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Sheep on Sheep Street
Sheep StreetA really funky interior with lots of seating options inside and out. The menu is varied and their speciality pizzas are on par with our Italian friends. Go for the meter long if you're feeling particularly hungry.
Historic Bar/Restaurant with a modern twist. Another personal favourite of
ours. Head Chef was in the MasterChef finals.
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The Old Stocks Inn restaurant
Market SquareHistoric Bar/Restaurant with a modern twist. Another personal favourite of
ours. Head Chef was in the MasterChef finals.
If you love fish then this is the place to go. The seasonal menu showcases everything from Lobster to Squid Linguine. Their Cornish Scallops & Seaweed butter starter is exceptional.
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Old Butchers
7 Park StIf you love fish then this is the place to go. The seasonal menu showcases everything from Lobster to Squid Linguine. Their Cornish Scallops & Seaweed butter starter is exceptional.
A perfect fusion of Mediterranean and Greek Flavours.
A family run restaurant who's tag line is simply...
.Vendi, Vidi, Edi, Amavi.... We did all those things and fell in love with their amazing Lamb Kofta.
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Alexiou’s Restaurant
Talbot SquareA perfect fusion of Mediterranean and Greek Flavours.
A family run restaurant who's tag line is simply...
.Vendi, Vidi, Edi, Amavi.... We did all those things and fell in love with their amazing Lamb Kofta.
Prince of India
5 Park StReal favourites for tourists, eat in or take away.
The village of Broadwell is typically Cotswoldian with a large village green, ford
and pub. It also has a beautiful old church with a heap of wildflowers growing in the graveyard. It takes approximately an hour and the views throughout are stunning. Directions are in the cottage.
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The Fox Inn
The village of Broadwell is typically Cotswoldian with a large village green, ford
and pub. It also has a beautiful old church with a heap of wildflowers growing in the graveyard. It takes approximately an hour and the views throughout are stunning. Directions are in the cottage.
The Horse & Groom
Our all time favourite restaurant. A sensational fine dining experience with stunning views of the rolling Cotswolds Hills. Drinks on the terrace are a must.
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The Feathered Nest Country Inn
Our all time favourite restaurant. A sensational fine dining experience with stunning views of the rolling Cotswolds Hills. Drinks on the terrace are a must.
Head Chef Nathan runs a award winning kitchen using on the finest seasonal ingredients. Most of them have come from Daylesford Organic Farm.
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The Wild Rabbit
Head Chef Nathan runs a award winning kitchen using on the finest seasonal ingredients. Most of them have come from Daylesford Organic Farm.
A relaxed 17th Century inn with roaring log fires in the winter and a pretty terrace for enjoying a Cotswolds Gin and Tonic in the Summer.
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The Plough Inn
Chapel LaneA relaxed 17th Century inn with roaring log fires in the winter and a pretty terrace for enjoying a Cotswolds Gin and Tonic in the Summer.
A real Cotswolds pub with flagstone floors, exposed beams and log fires. A fantastic seasonal menu with plenty of healthy options. They also do a lovely Cote Du Provence on their wine list.
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The Bell at Stow
Park StreetA real Cotswolds pub with flagstone floors, exposed beams and log fires. A fantastic seasonal menu with plenty of healthy options. They also do a lovely Cote Du Provence on their wine list.
The Ebrington Arms has for the past fourteen years been one of the Cotswolds most celebrated pubs, eateries and place to stay. According to The Times, it's the UK's number 1 village pub... to The Telegraph and Sawdays, ‘The No 1 UK Pub for Food 2020’ and in 2021 we’ve just been awarded ‘UK’s Most Instagrammable Country Pub!
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The Ebrington Arms
May LaneThe Ebrington Arms has for the past fourteen years been one of the Cotswolds most celebrated pubs, eateries and place to stay. According to The Times, it's the UK's number 1 village pub... to The Telegraph and Sawdays, ‘The No 1 UK Pub for Food 2020’ and in 2021 we’ve just been awarded ‘UK’s Most Instagrammable Country Pub!
We are a local independent business run by a passionate team determined to deliver a great experience. Of course, we do have more than a passing interest in beer, and drinks, but we like to think we offer more than that and a great customer experience.
The standard practise is that guests to the shop come in and take a seat to sample some of our beer or cider from our 3 keg and cask lines, taking the time to admire the array of choice on our shelves and decide which tasty treats to take away. Our team are very knowledgeable on the provenance of all our products and will be happy to talk you through some of their personal favourites.
Off the Square is your one stop shop for not only the finest Craft Beers, award-winning English Wines and Spirits.
As well as browsing our retail space there are tables where customers can sit and sample a selection of our beers from draught or enjoy a sausage roll or sandwich from our menu prepared daily by a local chef.
Off The Square - Stow On The Wold
Digbeth StreetWe are a local independent business run by a passionate team determined to deliver a great experience. Of course, we do have more than a passing interest in beer, and drinks, but we like to think we offer more than that and a great customer experience.
The standard practise is that guests to the shop come in and take a seat to sample some of our beer or cider from our 3 keg and cask lines, taking the time to admire the array of choice on our shelves and decide which tasty treats to take away. Our team are very knowledgeable on the provenance of all our products and will be happy to talk you through some of their personal favourites.
Off the Square is your one stop shop for not only the finest Craft Beers, award-winning English Wines and Spirits.
As well as browsing our retail space there are tables where customers can sit and sample a selection of our beers from draught or enjoy a sausage roll or sandwich from our menu prepared daily by a local chef.
Great Walks
On a clear day, you can see for miles
from Cleeve Hill – it’s the highest
point on the Cotswold Hills. On the
outskirts of Cheltenham, the hill
boasts stunning views and is a great
place to take those holiday selfies,
but don’t forget to take your scarf
and your woolly jumper to fend off
the wind!
www.cleevecommon.org.uk
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Cleeve Hill
On a clear day, you can see for miles
from Cleeve Hill – it’s the highest
point on the Cotswold Hills. On the
outskirts of Cheltenham, the hill
boasts stunning views and is a great
place to take those holiday selfies,
but don’t forget to take your scarf
and your woolly jumper to fend off
the wind!
www.cleevecommon.org.uk
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The Cotswolds’ highest folly,
Broadway Tower was the brainchild
of renowned landscape designer
Capability Brown. As well as stunning
views, the tower has plenty for history
buffs to enjoy, including an RAF
lookout tower and a nuclear bunker.
www.broadwaytower.co.uk
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Spaziergang zum Broadway Tower
Middle HillThe Cotswolds’ highest folly,
Broadway Tower was the brainchild
of renowned landscape designer
Capability Brown. As well as stunning
views, the tower has plenty for history
buffs to enjoy, including an RAF
lookout tower and a nuclear bunker.
www.broadwaytower.co.uk
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A former home to the famous Mitford family, interest in the arboretum begins in late winter when the snowdrops, aconites and early flowering daffodils spring into life, followed by magnolias, hellebores, fritillaries and the beautiful Japanese ornamental cherries – stars of the show from late March until mid April. The handkerchief tree is another show-stopper in May, as are the beautiful wildflower meadows which bloom in high summer.
Don’t miss nature’s natural fireworks spectacular in autumn as the Japanese maples give the performance of their lives, with colours ranging from butter gold to bright reds and salmon pinks. Whatever time of year you visit, the plant centre and garden shop offer a wide range of beautiful plants and gardening sundries and there’s a range of unique gifts available in the Arboretum shop too.
The Garden Terrace Café offers home-baked food prepared daily using locally-sourced food wherever possible and a fantastic array of cakes and pastries to tempt you too. Choose from a selection of meat, fish or vegetarian dishes daily as well as sandwiches and soup.
The Cotswold Falconry Centre is next to Batsford Arboretum and is a great treat for kids who’re able to watch the birds being flown daily and find out all about the successful breeding programme. The visitor centre at Batsford Arboretum is a triumph of sustainable architecture, whilst meeting the needs of the 21st century. The beautiful wooden building is made from sustainably grown and FSC sourced timber with a low profile roof to minimise its visual impact on the landscape and reduce energy consumption. A ground source heat pump provides under floor heating in winter and as grey water is recycled to supply the plant centre. Most interestingly, natural sheeps wool from rare breed British flocks has been used to insulate the whole building.
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Batsford Arboretum
A former home to the famous Mitford family, interest in the arboretum begins in late winter when the snowdrops, aconites and early flowering daffodils spring into life, followed by magnolias, hellebores, fritillaries and the beautiful Japanese ornamental cherries – stars of the show from late March until mid April. The handkerchief tree is another show-stopper in May, as are the beautiful wildflower meadows which bloom in high summer.
Don’t miss nature’s natural fireworks spectacular in autumn as the Japanese maples give the performance of their lives, with colours ranging from butter gold to bright reds and salmon pinks. Whatever time of year you visit, the plant centre and garden shop offer a wide range of beautiful plants and gardening sundries and there’s a range of unique gifts available in the Arboretum shop too.
The Garden Terrace Café offers home-baked food prepared daily using locally-sourced food wherever possible and a fantastic array of cakes and pastries to tempt you too. Choose from a selection of meat, fish or vegetarian dishes daily as well as sandwiches and soup.
The Cotswold Falconry Centre is next to Batsford Arboretum and is a great treat for kids who’re able to watch the birds being flown daily and find out all about the successful breeding programme. The visitor centre at Batsford Arboretum is a triumph of sustainable architecture, whilst meeting the needs of the 21st century. The beautiful wooden building is made from sustainably grown and FSC sourced timber with a low profile roof to minimise its visual impact on the landscape and reduce energy consumption. A ground source heat pump provides under floor heating in winter and as grey water is recycled to supply the plant centre. Most interestingly, natural sheeps wool from rare breed British flocks has been used to insulate the whole building.
The UK's only surviving complete rococo garden and a real hidden gem. Designed in the 1740's as a flamboyant pleasure garden, you'll find fanciful garden buildings and stunning views of the surrounding countryside to while away the hours. GL6 6TH
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Painswick Rococo Garden
Gloucester RoadThe UK's only surviving complete rococo garden and a real hidden gem. Designed in the 1740's as a flamboyant pleasure garden, you'll find fanciful garden buildings and stunning views of the surrounding countryside to while away the hours. GL6 6TH
If long hikes aren't your thing, the Bourton to Lower Slaughter walk should be right up your street at a leisurely 1.3 miles. The walk takes you through beautiful countryside across fields. alongside the river and into Lower Slaughter before you know it. Once in Lower Slaughter you will come across Copse Hill Road, names Britain's most romantic street.
www.cotswolds.info/places/bourton-on-water.shtml
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Lower Slaughter
If long hikes aren't your thing, the Bourton to Lower Slaughter walk should be right up your street at a leisurely 1.3 miles. The walk takes you through beautiful countryside across fields. alongside the river and into Lower Slaughter before you know it. Once in Lower Slaughter you will come across Copse Hill Road, names Britain's most romantic street.
www.cotswolds.info/places/bourton-on-water.shtml
The little Gloucestershire town of Winchcombe comes to life every May with the three day Winchcombe Walking Festival. There are a large of selection of walks to choose from including an early morning dawn chorus walk and a gruelling 21 mile hike. Our favourite is the walk to the pub for lunch.
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Winchcombe
The little Gloucestershire town of Winchcombe comes to life every May with the three day Winchcombe Walking Festival. There are a large of selection of walks to choose from including an early morning dawn chorus walk and a gruelling 21 mile hike. Our favourite is the walk to the pub for lunch.
Relaxing
The Spa at Wyck Hill House has six treatment rooms, including 1 dual room, a 12 seater steam room, sauna and a relaxation area and offering guests an idyllic and relaxing retreat, with a selection of treatments available to restore the mind and body. Please note that Wyck Hill House spa is a dry spa and has no swimmimg pool.
Wyck Hill House Hotel
Burford RoadThe Spa at Wyck Hill House has six treatment rooms, including 1 dual room, a 12 seater steam room, sauna and a relaxation area and offering guests an idyllic and relaxing retreat, with a selection of treatments available to restore the mind and body. Please note that Wyck Hill House spa is a dry spa and has no swimmimg pool.
Food scene
One of the most sustainable organic
farms in the UK, Daylesford offers
a treat for the taste buds. The farm
produces and sells all kinds of great
food, starting with healthy soil and
finishing with healthy animals and
people. It’s popular with local celebs,
too, so take a seat in The Old Spot
restaurant or stop by the spa and tell
us who you see.
www.daylesford.com
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Daylesford Kingham, Gloucestershire
One of the most sustainable organic
farms in the UK, Daylesford offers
a treat for the taste buds. The farm
produces and sells all kinds of great
food, starting with healthy soil and
finishing with healthy animals and
people. It’s popular with local celebs,
too, so take a seat in The Old Spot
restaurant or stop by the spa and tell
us who you see.
www.daylesford.com
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