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Visitor Map of Witney Visitor map of Witney did you know? On the spire of St Mary’s Church Witney is a monkey carved by stone-masons make sure you visit If you look closely you can see shrapnel damage on the kerb on one side of Church Green caused by a Key to symbols bomb which fell in 1940. Key to symbols Church Green Visitor Information Discover its ‘Bread and Beef’ Cottages and The Font at St Mary’s Church, Cogges was carved Almshouses in the 12th century but during the middle ages it P Car Parks was covered as it was believed that witches stole the Langel Common & Cogges Manor water to add to their ‘brews’. Public Toilets Farm There was once a Plague Hospital on Church Green. Peaceful walks not far from the town lead you to The clock on the Blanket Hall only has one hand. Shopping Centre Cogges Manor Farm points of interest Major Buildings visitor information centre 1 Wychwood Brewery 5 Church Green The Visitor Information Centre can be found Place of Worship opposite Marriotts Walk Shopping Centre – the 2 The Blanket Hall 6 Buttercross helpful and professional staff provide an excellent One Way Street accommodation booking service and has up to 3 Cogges Manor Farm 7 Town Hall date information on local events. You can also Coach Parking purchase National Express and Euroline tickets 4 Witney Museum 8 Corn Exchange from here. Footpath Tel: 01993 775802 For more information please visit: E: [email protected] www.cotswolds.com © Crown copyright and database rights 2017. Ordnance Survey, 100018800 Survey, Ordnance rights 2017. and database copyright © Crown www.witney-tc.gov.uk Fairford and Lechlade-on-Thames and Fairford villages of Aston and Bampton and the riverside towns of of towns riverside the and Bampton and Aston of villages To the South of Witney you’ll discover the delightful delightful the discover you’ll Witney of South the To Museum and Aston Pottery. Pottery. Aston and Museum on the banks of the River Windrush. Windrush. River the of banks the on Nearby attractions include Crocodiles of the World, Oxford Bus Bus Oxford World, the of Crocodiles include attractions Nearby Just down the road are the haunting Minster Lovell Ruins Ruins Lovell Minster haunting the are road the down Just Wesley, founder of Methodism, preached his first sermon. sermon. first his preached Methodism, of founder Wesley, handmade blankets. handmade paintings in St James’ Church, South Leigh where John John where Leigh South Church, James’ St in paintings make sure you call into the Blanket Hall to see the beautiful beautiful the see to Hall Blanket the into call you sure make There is also a Roman Villa in North Leigh and medieval medieval and Leigh North in Villa Roman a also is There Wychwood Brewery in the town does tours and tasting and do do and tasting and tours does town the in Brewery Wychwood delight. delight. recognise from Downton Abbey. Abbey. Downton from recognise Wychwood Forest is Charlbury, a walker’s and cyclist’s cyclist’s and walker’s a Charlbury, is Forest Wychwood house and Cotswold stone farm buildings which you may may you which buildings farm stone Cotswold and house Nestling in the Evenlode Valley and on the edge of the the of edge the on and Valley Evenlode the in Nestling depicting rural life in Victorian times set in an historic manor manor historic an in set times Victorian in life rural depicting within an easy drive. drive. easy an within Cogges Manor Farm Museum is a unique working museum museum working unique a is Museum Farm Manor Cogges magnificent Blenheim Palace and Chipping Norton are are Norton Chipping and Palace Blenheim magnificent attractions own fascinating histories. Burford, Woodstock with the the with Woodstock Burford, histories. fascinating own and is surrounded by towns and villages with their their with villages and towns by surrounded is and Witney is situated on the Eastern side of the Cotswolds Cotswolds the of side Eastern the on situated is Witney ey Witn tea. afternoon amazing an or home whether you’re looking for a unique gift, something for the the for something gift, unique a for looking you’re whether Witney is the perfect place to find that little ‘special something’ something’ ‘special little that find to place perfect the is Witney range of independent shops, restaurants, pubs & tea shops shops tea & pubs restaurants, shops, independent of range high street and intriguing side alleys, all of which have a fine fine a have which of all alleys, side intriguing and street high Visit Visit centres housing larger shops, you will also find Corn street, the the street, Corn find also will you shops, larger housing centres Blessed with the Woolgate & Marriotts Walk shopping shopping Walk Marriotts & Woolgate the with Blessed shopping and eating and shopping other areas to explore to areas other about Witney 5 things to see & do an amazing wool heritage Witney is a charming and bustling market town with an The Hudson Bay Company in North America forged strong 1 Witney Museum shows the history of Witney and the excellent range of shops and a twice weekly market. Much surrounding area and highlights the changes that have and long lasting trade links with Witney - known across the of the architecture reflects the prosperity that the wool trade taken place over the last 1,000 years. world for its blanket making. The native North American brought to the town, ‘Witney Blankets’ were renowned for Indians prized the ‘point’ blankets for clothing and bedding their quality across the globe. Just take a look at the towering 2 Cogges Manor Farm – Historic farmstead and a because of their excellent insulating and water resistant 150ft spire of the 13th century parish church of St Mary’s and scheduled ancient monument which tells a fascinating qualities. The Witney Point Blanket was traded in exchange the huge church green to appreciate the importance and story of the past. for furs, particularly beaver pelts which were in great demand affluence of the town. in Europe for hat making and were also given as gifts on The Blanket Hall where every blanket woven in the town 3 important occasions. The blankets ended up in many places, came to be weighed and measured. not least rolled up and tucked under the back of a cowboy’s 4 Wychwood Brewery - whose flagship brand is western saddle and with Wellington’s expeditionary armies. Hobgoblin with its fantasy based label artwork inspired by the myths and legends surrounding the ancient Wychwood Forest. and tasting and do make 5 Experience the unique blend of shops in the town and in sure you call into the Blanket the two shopping centres. Hall to see the beautiful events & festivals handmade blankets. The town rocks with its own Music Festival as well as the annual Carnival and the evergreen Witney Feast. There’s an annual Festival of Food & Drink plus LibFest, a music event green spaces that raises money for local charities. And don’t forget the Witney has a host of places to sit and relax including annual World Pooh Sticks Championships played out from a the historic Church Green in front of the parish church bridge over the River Windrush close to Cogges Manor Farm of St Mary’s or the Leys recreation ground behind the – people come from all over the world to take part! church. For those who want to wander then Witney Lake & Country Park is a tranquil haven for wildlife just a short walk from the town centre. walks around the town The Visitor Information Centre in Welch Way has a great choice of walks and ideas for whiling away an hour or two, whether you’re looking for a scenic or town walk - pick up one of their leaflets, local maps or guidebooks. One walk to try is the Witney Wool and Blanket trail which will ensure you see the heritage of the town..
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