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Stow-On- The-Wold about stow-on-the-wold 5 things to see & do in Visit This centuries old hilltop market town stands high on the stow-on-the-wold Fosseway. The beautiful large market square is surrounded by houses, shops and inns all glowing in the warm natural stone. 1 Visit St Edward’s Church - see the‘Tolkienesque’ North Door flanked In the centre of the town stands the medieval Market Cross , by ancient yew trees and tombstone of Captain Hastings Keyte who Stow-on- scene of the surrender by the Royalists following their defeat by died at the battle of Stow. the Parliamentarians at the Battle of Stow in 1646. 2 How many ‘tures’ can you find? The narrow passages were said to have been used to count the sheep into the market square. Be sure to the-Wold walks around the town visit the courts leading off the main streets for more interesting shops. 3 Explore and discover the many independent shops. The town trail starts in the Market Square and takes in the 4 Visit the wells in Well Lane & view the ramparts of the Iron Age fort. many historic interest points including The Toll House, Porch House, Old Stocks and Fleece Alley, before going on to visit St 5 See the old stocks on the green, the Market Cross and complete the Edward’s Church. A further walk can take in the charming parish town walking tour to see all the points of interest. of Maugersbury or why not ramble further to Broadwell. Many walking routes cross through the area. The Visitor Information Centre, located in St Edward’s Hall, can provide more information with an extensive range of local maps and guide books. events & festivals attractions Stow celebrates its Cotswold Festival in July with the event being a celebration of Cotswold life, crafts and heritage. This Nearby attractions include Adam Henson’s Cotswold Farm now alternates on a biennial basis with the Stow Motor Show. Park, Batsford Arboretum, Cotswold Falconry, Sezincote Other annual events include a Bonfire Evening, Music Festival House, Bourton House Garden and with many attractions and the Christmas Tree Festival. Nearby there are many long at Bourton-on-the-Water, there is plenty to see and do in the established music events including Guiting Power Music Festival, area. Longborough Festival Opera and Bledington Music Festival. For food lovers the Big Feastival at nearby Kingham is one to try. www.stowinfo.co.uk incredible history green spaces other areas to explore Stow is surrounded byA rural countrysideB and theC high vantageD E F G H I J K L M point gives some fantastic views. Visit the local QEII playing ● field and cricket ground, or take one of the many footpaths orPershore ● Upton 7a ● ● Ilmington ● Evesham ● stroll down Well Lane. Mickleton To To Worcester To Stratford-upon-Avon 1 Birmingham A44 11 Airport ● Weston-Sub-Edge ● Shipston on Stour ● ● Ebrington ● ● Willersey Banbury RIVER 8 ● Chipping Campden A422 AVON ● Stretton-on-Fosse 1 ● Broadway ● Twyning ● Conderton A429 ● Ledbury ● Cherington ● Ashchurch ● Dumbleton ● Blockley ● Dorn ● Shuthonger for Tewkesbury M40 ● A44 Great Wolford A421 2 9 ● Snowshill 2 ● Ascott ● Tewkesbury ● Toddington ● Moreton-in-Marsh ● Stanway & Wood Stanway A43 ● Woolstone ● ● Swerford ● M50 Corse Lawn ● Little Compton ● Staunton ● Deerhurst ● Ford ● Longborough ● Chastleton ● ● Farmcote Great Tew ● Tirley ● Winchcombe 10 ● Bishops Cleeve ● Kineton ● Broadwell ● Upper Swell ● Cleeve Hill ● Oddington ● Chipping Norton 3 3 10 ● Postlip 4 ● Hartpury ● Stow-on-the-Wold ● Enstone ● Maugersbury ● Guiting Power A44 ● Rousham ● Down Hatherley Kingham ● Churchill Twigworth ● ● Prestbury ● ● Staverton ● Naunton Station ● ● ● The Slaughters Bicester Sandhurst ● ● Bledington ● Cheltenham Spa ● 11 ● Charlton Kings A40 ● Whittington ● Notgrove ● Bourton-on-the-Water ● Charlbury ● ● Tackley A41 Over ● The Rissingtons 9 Cotswolds Area of ● Charlbury Station 4 ● Gloucester Ullenwood Outstanding Natural Beauty ● Shipton-under-Wychwood ● ● 11a A436 ● Compton Abdale ● Woodstock A34 ● Witcombe ● Withington ● Northleach ● Leafield To London shopping & eating Hanborough ● The Barringtons ● M5 ● Upton ● Cowley Station St Leonards A417 A40 ● Fossebridge ● Brookthorpe ● Cranham 12 ● Chedworth ● Burford Food connoisseurs will delight● Arlingham at the numerous cafes, delis, inns Much of Stow is built on a large Iron Age fort evidenced 5 ● Painswick ● A40 A429 A40 Witney ● ● Eynsham and restaurants, in fact the area attracts local food tours designed ● Shilton A40 by finds such as Neolithic flint axe and arrow heads which ● Frampton-on-Severn ● Whiteshill ● ● Swinford Miserden ● Ducklington ● Pitchcombe to show you the very best in the town and surrounding area. ● ● Carterton suggest earlier settlements too but the town is mostly 13 Stonehouse Bibury ● Oxford A418 ● ● ● ● ● Filkins Stroud ● Quenington Duntisbourne ● Barnsley 8 noted for the medieval wool trade and for the Civil War ● Eastcombe A treasure trove of antique shops mean collectors will have a wide Rouse ● Standlake ● Chalford ● Southrop ● Aston ● Brimscombe battle that put an end to Charles I’s hopes of retaining choice and6 the town has a ●fantastic Slimbridge ● collection Cam & Dursley of fashion shops,● Frampton Mansell ● Ampney Crucis ● Bampton ● ● Cirencester Minchinhampton ● Preston ● Fairford the English crown. Located on major trade routes, a homeware stores, art galleries, gift shops and● Nympsfield Scotts of Stow is a ● Berkeley ● ● Lechlade RIVER Nailsworth COTSWOLD THAMES ● Dursley ● Horsley WATER PARK market square was created and in 1107 Henry I granted a unique brand so you will be sure to find what you’re looking for. ● Stow-on-the-WoldEwen is situated on the Roman Fosseway ● Kemble ● Poole Keynes ● ● South Cerney market charter for a weekly market, and the commercial surrounded● Somerford Keynes by pretty villages such as Kingham and The ● RIVER ● Thornbury centre of Stow prospered. In March 1646, a battle at ● 7SEVERN Slaughters. The wonderful countryside Faringdonand scenery in the 14 ● ● Ashton Keynes ● ● Chepstow Wotton-under-Edge ● Tetbury COTSWOLD Cricklade ● Crudwell WATERNorth PARK Cotswolds ensures visitors that enjoy the outdoors will nearby Donnington, saw Royalist troops being intercepted ● Long Newton and forced into the square where many were killed or not be disappointed. ● Westonbirt 1 ● Charlton imprisoned in St Edward’s Church. A419 ● Wantage ● Easton Grey ● To the South you will find the well-known village of Bourton- To Bath Malmesbury 8 To London & ● 21 To Bristol Thermae Bath Spa Heathrowon-the-Water Airport with its many● Swindon attractions such as Birdland, the Airport 15 Model Village and Cotswold Motor Museum. Yate ● ● Chipping Sodbury Moreton-in-Marsh lies to the north, and if you visit on a M4 Tuesday you will find the largest retail market in the area. Nearby Batsford Arboretum, Sezincote House and Garden, and Bourton House Garden mean garden lovers are spoilt for choice. Chipping Norton is easy to reach and has a theatre, museum and a lido pool for those warmer days. Visitor map of Stow-on-the-Wold A424 TEWKESBURY ROAD B4077 Footpath to Broadwell 4 FOSSE WAYA429 Supermarket WELL LANE P Free parking WELL LANE H I ’S G SON Doctor’s H R Police A R Surgey NE Station S P R T O B R C GLE E LD E IE C ’S F E GE L EOR T ING G M K W A R CAMP GARDENS E P K RD E YA L GATE ST EDWARDS DRIVE T ND L LA S M . A S 2 Q RT L DS ROW HEPHERDS WAY A A K L R U E H HE School R IT P I GRIFFIN CLOSE A H HE N A S K W 3 R G E E N T G QEII playing field S E E Q O ST EDWARDS DRIVE U & cricket ground CHAPEL STREET R A LO G W R STERLING CLOSE E E E R KINGS ARMS LA. ’ S SW FOSSE WAYA429 5 Play E F LL CLIFT R ON I OA 1 EET D C E Park D L R I L B ST G . 406 B UNION STREET D 8 H ET C H S R TR U E H ET C SHEEP STREET PARK STREET A436 MOUNT PLEASANT CL. ODDINGTON ROAD A436 T E BACK WALLS E R T S RK PA R P WE LO F I S MAUGERSBURY ROAD H E R FOSSE WAYA429 C L O MAUGERS K S B THE PA R U E C R H Y A P M A R B K E R L A Y N E C L O S TS E T LE RT BA RK PA Key to symbols make sure you visit visitor information centre T Key toVisitor symbols Information E T E The Visitor Information Centre is located in St EE R R T St Edward’s Church ST L S PE Edward’s Hall which was built in 1878 for the HA L C E Car Parks P P A The Norman Church had later additions with benefit of locals. Located on the main market H C square, friendly staff provide local maps, guide the tower completed in 1476. With beautiful architecture, the church has a significant historical books, information and leaflets to help your visit. Public Toilets connection with the Battle of Stow. Visitors must It offers an accommodation booking service see the ‘Tolkienesque’ north church door flanked and has up-to-date information on local events. Shopping Centre by yew trees. Telephone 01451 870998 Major Buildings The Porch House points of interest The Porch House claims to be the oldest inn in Place of Worship England with a history reaching as far back as 1 St Edward’s Church 5 Market Cross 947AD. The dining room still has the medieval One Way Street Town stocks fireplace showing the“witch’s mark” which was 2 meant to prevent evil spirits from entering via the 3 QEII playing field & cricket Ground Coach Parking chimney! 4 The Wells Footpath.
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