Your Guide to

Broadway Tower Country Park, Broadway
The top of Broadway Tower is the highest point in the Cotswolds and the climb to the top rewards you with spectacular views. On a clear day you can see as far as Wales! Visit the café or enjoy a picnic and visit the resident deer at this 50-acre estate.

Hidcote Manor Gardens, Hidcote
The National Trust owned Hidcote Manor Gardens are a treasure trove of plants discovered by Lawrence Johnston on his worldwide expeditions. He delighted in hosting garden parties here and shared plant cuttings with friends. Today it is a Grade I listed garden with a maze of narrow pathways, wilderness areas and secret gardens to explore. Keep an eye out for woodpeckers and buzzards!

Snowshill Manor and Garden, Snowshill
Charles Wade has built an eclectic, colourful, imaginative and magical collection at the National trust house and gardens of Snowshill. Possibly inspired by his ‘Grannie’s Cabinet’ which was his grandmother’s treasured collection of oddities, Wade’s collection grew under his motto ‘Let Nothing Perish’. In the garden and manor you will find quirky and avant-garde collections including everything from Samurai armour to tiny toys, a miniature village, taxidermy fish and jewellery.

Cotswold Lavender, Snowshill
Between June and August, the lavender fields are open so you can surround yourself with these fragrant fields. Covering 70 acres of land in purple, the fields burst into life creating a spectacular event not to be missed. You can bring a picnic then visit the distillery to learn about the process of oil extraction. Don’t forget to stop off at the on-site shop so you can take some of this beautiful scent with you!

Kiftsgate Court Gardens, Mickleton
The beautiful gardens at Kiftsgate Court have been carefully curated over three generations by female gardeners. Creating colourful bursts throughout the year there is always something to catch your eye at Kiftsgate. There are many themed sections within the gardens including the wild garden, orchards, water garden, bluebell woods and sunken garden.

Broadway Golf Club
If you’re looking for a round of golf with breathtaking views, Broadway Golf Club has it all. Set atop an escarpment with views across the Vale of Evesham to the Malvern Hills and Black Mountains beyond. The course is 18-holes, par 72 with a combination of natural and artificial hazards. Open to members and visitors the elements play an important part here as you traverse the undulating fairways and dry-stone walls along the way.

Little Oak Vineyard, Chipping Campden
With over 1700 vines growing just outside Chipping Campden, Little Oak Vineyard are very specific about the quality of their wine. If the grapes have not grown to the strict quality the team requires, they will not produce wine. Both Siegerrebe and Seyval Blanc varieties are grown to produce a dry white and a sparkling wine. The sparkling has been awarded gold in the 50 Great Sparkling Wines of the World competition.

Broadway Museum and Art Gallery, Broadway
The Broadway Museum and Art Galley is supported by the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford and is a hidden gem in the Cotswolds. Permanent collections showcase the history of Broadway including work by William Morris and other artists who lived here or visited between 1870 and 1920. Changing exhibitions feature artefacts from Oxford Universities and are well worth viewing.

Court Barn Museum, Chipping Campden
In 1888 C.R.Ashbee, an architect and designer, established the Guild and School of Handicraft which he moved to Chipping Campden in 1902. Court Barn opened in 2007 and houses a permanent collection focusing on C.R.Ashbee. Temporary displays support local makers and designers who work in the local area.

The Gallery at the Guild, Chipping Campden
Opened in 2005 The Gallery at the Guild is now a co-operative of 28 artisans covering a range of disciplines. The artists include photographers, painters, jewellers, ceramicists, woodworkers and more. Each artist volunteers at the gallery giving you the opportunity to meet the faces behind the work on display. Set inside the Old Silk Mill this is a wonderful space to find the creativity on offer in the Cotswolds.

Gordon Russell Design Museum, Broadway
Gordon Russell had a passion for well-crafted design and focused on creating pieces of high quality which had a positive impact on people’s lives. He was a furniture designer, calligrapher, entrepreneur, and teacher. The Design Museum is in Russell’s original workshop and displays a collection of his Arts and Crafts style furniture and post-modern designs from the 1980s. Alongside finished pieces are drawings and sketches showing the process.

The Cotswold Olimpick Games, Dover’s Hill
The Cotswolds are home to a number of slightly unusual traditions, the Olimpick Games is no exception! Held in June, anyone can take part in the events which include shin kicking, tug-of-war and the Champion of the Hill which involves four separate events to see the winner crowned King of the Hill. The high spirits of the event creates a wonderful atmosphere with crowds gathering to enjoy the bands, food and all-around silliness of the events.

Chipping Campden Music Festival
The Chipping Campden Music Festival has grown to become one of the UKs most acclaimed music festivals. Performances in St James’ church attract audiences from across the world as internationally renowned musicians play. Classic music by great pianists, the festival orchestra, singers, and other instrumentalists fill the church with awe-inspiring music.

Broadway Arts Festival
The Broadway Arts Festival is a biennial event that celebrates the unique, artistic heritage of the village, forged by the famous colony of American writers and artists who found inspiration here during the late 19th century. Encompassing different locations throughout the village you’ll find workshops, outdoor theatre, exhibitions, talks, live music and garden tours.

Market Hall, Chipping Campden
Though Chipping Campden gained prosperity as a wool town, the market hall was built in 1627 for the trade of cheese, butter and poultry. The stone floors have been worn showing the routes taken by many footsteps in its history. Today it hosts craft markets and it is in the care of the National Trust.

The Fish, Broadway
Perfect for: lunch, dinner, seafood
Hook at The Fish brings seafood fine dining to the Cotswolds in a welcoming, rustic style dining room. For a more adventurous meal try Feast and Furious. Learn how to pilot a hovercraft before flying around the circuit for a finale lap. You then get to relax at the Feasting Deck with an outdoor BBQ feast.

Maharaja India Cuisine, Chipping Campden
Perfect for: dinner, takeaways
A change from the normal Cotswold pub, the Maharaja is based in The Volunteer Inn. Serving freshly cooked Pan-Asian dishes you are transported to a world of spice and fragrance. Choose to eat in or order takeaway.

Market Pantry, Broadway
Perfect for: breakfast, brunch, lunch
The idea place to pop into during a day out in Broad, Market Pantry serves breakfast and lunch from local, seasonal ingredients. You can also just have tea and cake and take the weight off your feet and set down the shopping bags for a rest!

Michael’s Mediterranean at Woolmarket House, Chipping Campden
Perfect for: brunch, lunch, dinner
This lovely Cypriot restaurant offers traditional Greek and modern Mediterranean dishes including fresh fish and seafood in a warm and relaxing atmosphere. In the winter months there are cosy open fires, during the summer you can dine on the pretty terrace.

MO at Dormy House, Broadway
Perfect for: lunch, bar snacks, dinner
Step into the world of creative cooking at MO in Dormy House Hotel. With only twelve diners at any time, you have a front row seat to the cooking process. There is a touch of theatre and details about the ingredients used are shared with you.

Russell’s Fish & Chips, Broadway
Perfect for: lunch, dinner, takeaway
On the High Street in Broadway, Russell’s serves the classic offerings you would expect, but also has a special catch of the day offer. The award-winning kitchen offers food to takeaway or you can dine in the restaurant. They also serve desserts and hot drinks.

The Seagrave Arms, Weston Subedge
Perfect for: lunch, dinner, Sunday roast
This 17^th century coaching inn, renovated in 2021, is a modern British inn welcoming you to feel at home. The menu can vary depending on available produce and is accompanied by a selection of wines and local beers and ciders.

Campden Coffee and Crystals, Chipping Campden
Perfect for: breakfast, brunch, lunch
With a range of homemade cakes, scones and sandwiches, this friendly café is more than just food and drinks. Alongside the menu you can browse the crystals available to buy or attend one of the holistic events held here.

The Ebrington Arms, Ebrington
Perfect for: lunch, dinner
This village pub has been the heart of Ebrington for over 300 years. It has won many awards and serves food worthy of their two AA rosettes. It is a friendly option with roaring log fires, beautiful beer gardens and wonderful surroundings.

The Eight Bells, Chipping Campden
Perfect for: lunch, dinner
Dating back to the 14^th century and named after eight church bells that were once stored here, this is a charming country pub. The menu changes seasonally and there is a great range of drinks available. You can be sure of a friendly welcome and a proper pint to enjoy here.

Da Luigi Bistro, Chipping Campden
Perfect for: lunch, dinner, takeaway
An authentic Italian restaurant and pizzeria with a cosy dining area. You are whisked away to Italy with the delicious homecooked food which the staff at Da Luigi have a true passion for. Takeaway is also available.

The Fig at Cotswold House, Chipping Campden
Perfect for: lunch, dinner, takeaway
Indulge with afternoon tea in this high ceilinged, Regency dining room. Looking out to the streets of Chipping Campden or the charming garden, you are surrounded by a Cotswoldian atmosphere. Choose from their extensive tea menu which you would prefer to accompany your sandwiches and cakes.

Bantam Tea Rooms, Chipping Campden
Perfect for: lunch, tea and cake
This charming tearoom, which dates back to 1693, serves home-cooked food and is a delightful place to stop for a cup of tea and a scone as you explore Chipping Campden. There is also a garden so you can enjoy the Cotswold air.

Cotswold Motoring Museum and Toy Collection, Bourton-on-the-Water
Take a nostalgic journey back in time with a visit to the Cotswold Motoring Museum and Toy Collection. With over 40 cars, vintage caravans, and classic motorcycles on display as well as motoring paraphernalia from a bygone era and a fabulous toy collection, this is a fun day out for petrol heads of all ages.

Sudeley Castle and Gardens, Winchcombe
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A visit to Sudeley Castle is a magical step back in time. With a history covering over 1000 years, this Grade I listed castle has many stories to tell. Katherine Parr lived and died here with St Mary’s Church in the grounds being here final resting place. Explore both the ruins and historic castle rooms and enjoy strolling through the ten gardens.

Chastleton House, Chastleton
This rare Jacobean country house was built in 1607 and has become a time capsule as it remained practically unchanged for 400 years. Owned by the National Trust it has been preserved rather than restored. You are disassociated from modern life and can really get a sense of what life was back in the heyday of this property.

Sezincote House & Garden, Sezincote
A surprising find in the Cotswold countryside is this 200-year old Mogul Indian palace. The family estate covers 3,500 acres or beautiful gardens and land. The copper onion-shaped dome of the house is a stunning feature in this environment. The house can be viewed by booking a tour in advance. The gardens include canals, a water garden, rare plants and beautiful sculptures.

The Rollright Stones, Little Rollright
This collection of three Neolithic and Bronze Age stone monuments are on the border between Oxfordshire and Warwickshire. The King’s Men is a stone circle dating back to 2,500BC made up of over 70 stones. The King’s Stone supposedly marks a nearby burial ground and the Whispering Knights formation created a burial chamber. There is much folklore surrounding these stones, it is said a witch turned the King and his soldiers into stone, creating these standing structures.

Bourton-on-the-Water
There is so much to see and do in this chocolate-box Cotswold village. Get lost in the Dragonfly Maze, meet the wildlife at Birdland Park and Gardens, feel like a giant at the Model Village and have a picnic on the banks of the River Windrush. There are a host of shops, pubs, cafes and a couple of museums to visit.

Batsford Arboretum, Moreton-in-Marsh
This beautiful arboretum is a great day out for the whole family. Woodland trails take you through the impressive selection of planting with a special trail just for children. Spring brings the snowdrops, in summer wildflower fields bloom and in autumn the trees turn their vibrant hues of reds and oranges.

The Cotswold Way
This trail of 102 metres journeys through the Cotswolds from Chipping Campden in the north to Bath in the south. It is a well-marked and very popular route which you can either attempt in one go, or explore circular routes which encompass parts of the trail. From Chipping Campden you walk past Broadway and its tower and on to Hailes and the historic abbey.

All Things Wild, Honeybourne
There is so much to see and do at All Things Wild you could spend every day here and still not try it all! Amongst the animals are lesser seen species including raccoons, the fennec fox, jackals and the pardine genet. Indoors you will find soft play, aquariums, and a dinosaur exhibit while outside are safari walkthroughs, a dinosaur train passing life sized dinosaurs and nature trail.

Cotswold Wildlife Park and Gardens, Burford
Cotswold Wildlife Park houses one of the largest zoological collections in the UK with more than 260 species. Attend the talks and feeding times so you can learn more about some of the residents! Many of these are endangered and the park works with conservation groups across the world. The park and gardens sit in 160 acres of grounds.

Cotswold Falconry Centre, Moreton-in-Marsh
Next door to Batsford you’ll find the Cotswold Falconry Centre. Home to over 130 birds of 60 different species including vultures, falcons, eagles, and owls, it’s also common to see the native birds in flight and there is always something different to see. There are daily flying displays and aviaries to explore. 

Adam Henson’s Cotswold Farm Park, Guiting Power
Set high in the Cotswolds, overlooking the Windrush Valley, this is a fabulous day out for the whole family and much loved by locals and visitors alike. See rare breeds, spot new arrivals in the animal barn, follow the wildlife trails and spend time in the glorious countryside.

Bamford Wellness Spa, Kingham
Set on the Daylesford organic farm, Bamford Spa offers a holistic approach to relaxation and healing. A range of treatments use both modern and ancient techniques to fully relax the body and let the mind quiet. Classes are available and you can purchase access to The Spring Wet Spa.

C-Side Spa, Cowley
The magnificent surroundings of Cowley Manor make the C-Side Spa a luxurious escape. After enjoying a treatment of your choice and a swim in the indoor or outdoor pool, you can also wander the grounds where you will find natural springs and lakes.

Dormy House Spa, Broadway
An award-winning spa just outside the heart of Broadway, a picturesque Cotswold location. You will also find a menu of treatments, a relaxed spa café and fitness suites alongside the candlelit infinity pool.

Hatherley Manor Spa, Cheltenham
Take some time for yourself at Hatherley Manor Spa. A thermal suite lets you choose your favourite way to rejuvenate or meditate in their tranquil relaxation room. Visit for a treatment and spend some time in the pool for a break away from life’s stresses.

Cotswold House Spa, Chipping Campden
Open for spa days or treatments, Cotswold House Spa also has a hair salon and nail bar on site. Found in the centre of Chipping Campden, combine your spa day with a stroll around the town.

Ellenborough Park Spa, Cheltenham
The luxurious Ellenborough Park will not disappoint. Surrounded by countryside on the outskirts of Cheltenham you can also enjoy the grounds after your favourite treatment or treat yourself to afternoon tea.

The Elan Spa at the Greenway, Cheltenham
This oasis of calm is an ideal retreat to relax and unwind while on holiday in the Cotswolds. With a choice of day packages and mini spa days, you will find something that will fit your needs perfectly.

The Lygon Arms Spa, Broadway
The Lygon Arms on the main street in Broadway is a wonderful place to while away a few hours with a treatment before spending time relaxing and enjoying the peace and quiet on a lounger. This hotel is also home to the James Martin Grill for a delicious meal.

The Garden Spa at Minster Lovell, Minster Lovell
Choose how you want to spend your time by booking either a spa day, a treatment, or add-on use of the pool facilities. This space only allows eight users at a time, making it a truly relaxing experience.