Located in the heart of Cirencester, New Brewery Arts is a vibrant creative hub where visitors can step inside working studios and meet the talented makers bringing traditional and contemporary crafts to life. From endangered heritage skills to bold contemporary artwork, this inspiring space
Step Back in Time with the first Tewkesbury History Festival Tewkesbury has always been a place where the past feels remarkably present, but this summer, the history books are being brought to life by their authors. We are delighted to announce that Tewkesbury History Festival will play host to
Step into the village of Blockley in the Father Brown universe and discover one of the most charming and peaceful villages in the Cotswolds. Known on screen as the fictional Kembleford, Blockley blends TV history with timeless Cotswold beauty, making it the perfect destination for a relaxing day
Sam has been livestock manager at Cotswold Farm Park for just under a year, but his passion for the job goes back much further than that. We caught up with him during the busiest time of his farming calendar, lambing season, to talk new life, long hours, ruined shirts, and why spring on the farm
Base yourself in the elegant town of Woodstock and spend three days exploring some of the Cotswolds' finest towns, grandest estates and most beautiful riverside landscapes, from Blenheim Palace to the Thames in Lechlade. Sitting at the edge of the Cotswolds, Woodstock is one of the region's most
From Roman history and royal gardens to artisan crafts and golden arboretums, discover the very best things to do in the Cotswolds with this hand-picked two-day itinerary starting in Cirencester. If you're looking for things to do in the Cotswolds, you've come to the right place. This stunning
Tucked away in the heart of the Cotswolds, Charlbury is a picture-perfect market town and an ideal base for a relaxing countryside break. Easily reached by train from London, Oxford and Birmingham, it’s perfect for a car-free Cotswolds itinerary or a scenic driving getaway. With honey-coloured
The Cotswolds cover just over 800 square miles, nearly every one of those miles covered with gently rolling hills and fields and woods, amongst which can be glimpsed rows of charming cottages and ancient pubs, the whole of it steeped in thousands of years of history. We used to think such a vast
Easter is one of the most beautiful times of year to visit the Cotswolds. The countryside is waking up after winter, lambs are bouncing through green fields, and villages are dotted with blossom and spring flowers. It’s the perfect excuse to slow down, breathe in the fresh country air and enjoy a
If you’re searching for the best things to do in the Cotswolds at Easter, you’re in for a real treat. Spring is one of the most beautiful times to visit, with rolling hills bursting into colour, blossom lining honey-stone villages, and plenty of fresh country air to enjoy. From family-friendly