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E S E ER FR H C de si Uin VO THE COT SWOLDS GREAT DA YS OUT GUI DE 2 016 www.cotswolds.com Activities | Arts&Crafts | Events FamilyFun | Food&Drink | Gardens | HistoricHouses | Museums &Heritage | Spa&Wellbeing | Theatre&Entertainment | Wildlife Come rain or shine...relax in Bath’s natural thermal Spa www.ThermaeBathSpa.com Tel: 01225 33 1234 2 WWW.COTSWOLDS.COM THE COT SWOLDS GREAT DA YS OUT GUI DE 2 016 WelcometotheCotswoldsandour 2016GreatDaysOutguide–your definitiveguidetowheretogoand whattodowhileyou’rehereinthis beautifulpartofthecountry. Whatever your passion or interest, we guarantee our chic as well as plenty of shops specialising in quirky stunning scenery and picture-postcard towns and interior ideas and, of course, we’re world famous for villages will provide you with plenty of inspiration – our antique shops. as well as a whole host of ideas about how to make 2016 is the Year of the Garden and the Cotswolds the most of your precious time with us. are home to some of the world’s greatest – from You’ve chosen the perfect place to explore the great traditional arts and craft designs to the wild beauty outdoors – with fantastic walking and cycling as well of Westonbirt and Batsford arboreta and many as numerous water sports on the 150 lakes making smaller – but no less beautiful gardens – you’ll be up the Cotswold Water Park! The Cotswolds Area spoilt for choice. of Outstanding Natural Beauty also has lots of Go wild at one of our fantastic wildlife and farm events planned throughout 2016 to mark its attractions; soak up our centuries-old history 50th anniversary. at one of our amazing stately homes, castles If you’re using your trip to the Cotswolds to escape or museums or simply treat yourself to some the pressures of modern day life, why not indulge of the best food and drink in the country! in a spot of pampering at one of our beautiful spas, or indulge in some retail therapy? Whatever your Whateveryourreasonforvisiting–wehope style, there’s a shop to suit you – from boutiques to you haveawonderfulCotswoldsstay. High Street favourites, designer shopping to shabby Visitwww.cotswolds.comformoreinformation. Published by Cotswolds Tourism – www.cotswolds.com. Design and production by Art Works, Cheltenham 01242 572559 . Photography © Cotswolds Tourism. Every effort has been made to ensure that the information included was accurate at the time of going to print (January 2016). However, no responsibility can be taken for any errors or omissions. This publication has been printed on paper from well managed forests, approved by the Forestry Stewardship Council. WWW.COTSWOLDS.COM 3 THE COTSWOLDS GrEAT DAYS OuT GuIDE 2016 BE INSPIRED TheCotswoldshasawiderangeofwonderfulattractions,gardensandevents. In this guide each attraction is listed by its category and contains a description of what’s on offer, along with symbols showing the facilities available. To help you plan your trip to the Cotswolds, look at the map on pages 14-15 and do not forget to take advantage of the vouchers available in the centre of this guide. Gardens FamilyFun Museums&Heritage Explore some of the world’s most There are plenty of ways to keep the You can’t move in the Cotswolds beautiful gardens set amongst the kids entertained in the Cotswolds – without bumping into something old! glorious Cotswolds countryside. whatever the weather. Discover more about our amazing Seepages6-8 Seepages8-10 history and heritage. Seepages11-16 Spa&Wellbeing HistoricHouses Food&Drink Escape the crowds and treat yourself The Cotswolds are home to some of Foodies will love the great range of to a spot of luxury. the country’s most impressive historic events in the Cotswolds, from wine Seepage16 houses all waiting to be explored. tastings to home-brew, farmers’ Seepage17 markets to festivals. Seepage18 Activities Arts&Crafts Wildlife Enjoy the great Cotswolds outdoors Hone an existing skill or learn a From beautiful butterflies to by taking part in one of the many completely new one at one of the wild birds, there’s wildlife galore activities available throughout the amazing Cotswolds arts venues. to discover and enjoy. region. Seepages18-19 Seepage20 Seepage21 For the latest news and events information, keep in touch with us on social media Events Theatre&Entertainment /Cotswoldsinfo There’s no shortage of wonderful You’ll find a huge array of amazing events to keep you busy during venues in the Cotswolds – perfect @Cotswolds.info your Cotswolds adventure. for enjoying an entertaining day Seepage22 or night out. Seepages22-23 /Cotswolds.info 4 WWW.COTSWOLDS.COM THE COTSWOLDS GrEAT DAYS OuT GuIDE 2016 WHY NOT TRY ... COT SWOLD VISITOR Snowdropsinearlyspring INFORMATION CENTRES Celebrate the first signs of spring at the Cotswold Ourfriendlystaffareheretohelp gardens famous for their snowdrops – Colesbourne Park, yougetthemostfrom yourtime Painswick rococo Garden and Batsford Arboretum. intheCotswolds. BOURTOn-On-THE-WATER Madasamarchhare! Tel 01451 820211 • [email protected] 19March –12September Cirencester goes wild and BROAD WAY colourful with the second annual Hare Festival! Tel 01386 852937 • [email protected] Adayattheraces CHELTEnHAMSpA Tel 01242 237431 • [email protected] 15 –18March Get your glad rags on and enjoy the CHippinGCAMpDEn Cheltenham Festival of racing including the world Tel 01386 841206 • [email protected] famous Gold Cup. CiREnCESTER Site2016.ArtsandcraftsinStroud Tel 01285 654180 • [email protected] GLOUCESTER 1–30April Enjoy the work of almost five hundred Tel 01452 396572 • [email protected] artists at sites all over the beautiful Stroud Valleys. LECHLADE * Getyourbootson Tel 01367 252631 • [email protected] 20 –22May Visit the walking capital of the Cotswolds MORETOn-in-MARSH for the annual Winchcombe Cotswolds Walking Festival. Tel 01608 650881 • [email protected] nAiLS WORTH * TheOlimpicks–butnotasyouknowit! Tel 01453 839222 • [email protected] 3June A little known fact – the modern Olympics has pAinS WiCK * its historic roots in Chipping Campden – home to the Tel 07503 516924 • [email protected] Cotswold Olimpicks! An eccentrically English day out! STOW-On-THE- WOLD ** • Tel 01608 650881 STROUD it’sshowtime! Tel 01453 760960 • [email protected] 2–3July Visit the Cotswold Show in beautiful TETBURY Cirencester or treat yourself to some great local Tel 01666 503552 • [email protected] produce at the Gloucester Quays Food and Drink TE WKESBURY Festival (22 –24 July). Tel 01684 855040 • [email protected] MakethemostoftheBankHoliday WinCH COMBE * weekend Tel 01242 602925 • [email protected] WOTTOn-UnDER-EDGE * • Tel 01453 521541 29August Enjoy the Winchcombe Country Show *Visitor Information Point, limited services **under review at time of print and the annual Treefest at Westonbirt Arboretum – Please note some Tourist Information Centres do not open on Sundays. among many other events. Opening times do vary. Embracethecountryside! 3September Experience the true taste of the Cotswolds KEYTOSYMBOLS countryside in the annual Moreton Show. a Shop i Facilities for visually impaired Forthebookworms b refreshments k Children’s play area 7–16October Enjoy one of the biggest book events of £ Local produce used its kind at The Times Cheltenham Literature Festival. l Picnic area c Toilets m On bus route p Parking Colourfulautumn The Public Transport LateOctober –november Soak up the autumn sun and Ò Credit cards accepted Information Line 0871 200 22 33 prepare to be amazed by outstanding autumn colour m Percentage of access n Coach parking at Batsford and Westonbirt Arboreta. f Designated accessible o Dogs allowed WildlifeonBoxingDay! parking ◊ Plant sales 26December Wrap up warm and support your g Accessible toilet G Green Tourism local bird in the annual Bibury Duck race! h Flight of steps to entrance V VAQAS WWW.COTSWOLDS.COM 5 GARDENS Loseyourselfinoneofourworld-classgardens e r orbeautifularboreta–we’refamousforthem! t n e C n e d BatsfordArboretum r a G 1 & &GardenCentre m Batsford Park, Moreton-in-Marsh GL56 9AD u t e Tel 01386 701441 www. batsarb.co.uk r o b Email [email protected] r A d Batsford Arboretum is home to one of the country’s largest private tree r o f collections with colour and interest all year round. Indulge in gorgeous s t home-baked lunches and afternoon teas from the Garden Terrace Café a B and enjoy some retail therapy in the gift and garden shops. Directions 1 mile west of Moreton-in-Marsh along A44. Follow brown signs Open Every day except Christmas Day OpeningHours Mon –Sat 9am-5pm, Sun 10am-5pm AdmissionCharge Yes ab £ c p Ò J fg l mn o◊ n e d r 2 a BourtonHouseGarden G e Bourton-on-the-Hill GL56 9AE s u Tel 01386 700754 www. bourtonhouse.com o H Email [email protected] n o t r Award-winning three acre garden with imaginative topiary, unique u o shade house and wide herbaceous borders with many rare, unusual B and exotic plants. Light refreshments served in exceptional 16th century Tithe Barn (May to September only). Pre-booked groups welcome (concessions available). See advert on page 23. Directions Two miles west of Moreton-in-Marsh on A44 Open April –October, Tue-Fri OpeningHours 10am-5pm AdmissionCharge Yes ab £ c p N gmn KiftsgateCourtGardens 3 Kiftsgate Court, Chipping Campden GL55 6LN s Tel 01386 438777 www. kiftsgate.co.uk n e d Email [email protected] r a G Magnificently situated and with stunning views, Kiftsgate contains many t r unusual plants and shrubs including the largest rose in England, the u o C Kiftsgate rose. Three generations of women gardeners have produced e t a series of romantic gardens with a surprise at every turn. a g s t Directions 3 miles from Chipping Campden, adjacent to Hidcote f i NT garden K Open April –September OpeningHours 12noon or 2-6pm (see website) AdmissionCharge Yes ab £ c p Ò Jn◊ 6 WWW.COTSWOLDS.COM M GARDENS i l l D e n e G MillDeneGarden 4 a r d School Lane, Blockley, Moreton-in-Marsh GL56 9Hu e n Tel 01386 700457 www.
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