Things to do in The Cotswolds - List of all touorist attractions in The Cotswolds

Cirencester Amphitheatre

One of the largest Roman amphitheatres in Britain. Dates back to the 2nd century

Pittville Pump Room

Historic Grade One listed property set in parkland at pittville used for cultural, commercial and community events.

Birdland Park and Gardens

Birdland Park and Gardens aims to educate and entertain visitors with its displays of more than 500 birds.

Cotswold Motoring Museum & Toy Collection

Museum & Toy Collection with some fine examples of classic cars, motorbikes and even caravans

Cotswold Farm Park

Farm park with emphasis on conservation and education. Wide range of activities and displays and various rare livestock breeds

Cotswold Animal Park

Lacock Abbey

A medieval cloistered abbey converted into a fine country house and set in extensive gardens

Kiftsgate Court Gardens

Bourton Model Village

Bourton-On-the-Water Model Village can be found in the local Old New Inn and is a perfect one-ninth replica of the village itself.

Tolsey Museum

Museum with exhibits on Burford’s industrial and social history.

Sandford Parks Lido

Brewery Arts Centre

12 world class craft studios, contemporary craft gallery, cafe, craft shop and numerous events and classes.

Batsford Arboretum

Set in the heart of Batsford Park the 55 acre garden forms one of the largest private

Abbey House Gardens

Once the home of the Abbot of Malmesbury's with a 16th century house set in 5 acres of quirky formal gardens

Broadway Tower

Broadway Tower sits on the second highest point of the Cotswolds Ridge, providing spectacular views of up to thirteen counties

Greystones Farm

Cirencester Parish Church

Bristol Aero Collection

Large museum with collection including aircraft, missiles, space vehicles, engines and road transport vehicles

Rodmarton Manor

Fine example of a country house built to the Arts and Crafts ideals. All the furniture is also Arts and Crafts

Burford Priory

Burford Priory is home to a Community of Benedictine monks and nuns. Visitors are welcome

Church of St Gregory the Great

St Gregory’s Church in Cheltenham is a Catholic Church worth a visit to view the beautiful stone carvings and stained glass windows

Gloucester and Sharpness Canal

Once the largest and deepest ship canal in the World now home to pleasure boats. Features manned locks and bridges and several waterside pubs

Holst Birthplace Museum

Gustav Holst Birthplace Museum

Mill Dene Garden

Charming English country garden meets cottage garden but with a few idiosyncratic twists.

Cheltenham Art Gallery & Museum

Cheltenham Art Gallery and Museum houses artefacts spanning over 3000 years of history as well as displaying paintings from the Renaissance to the present day

Bourton Model Railway

Fox Talbot Museum

Museum celebrating the life of Henry Fox Talbot, owner of Lacock Abbey and pioneer of photography

Malmesbury Abbey

Remains of a 16th abbey which has partially been restored to an active place of worship.

Wellington Aviation Museum

Small museum dedicated to all those who served or who passed through RAF bomber command at Moreton-in-Marsh

Bibury Trout Farm

Bibury Trout Farm is a working trout farm set in idyllic, countryside surroundings in the valley of the River Coln

Court Barn Museum

The Court Barn Museum exhibits work from artists and craftspeople working in the north Cotswolds from the beginning of the Arts and Crafts Movement until the present day

Cheltenham Town Hall

Cirencester Lock-up

A two-celled lock-up built in 1804 and moved to its present site in 1837

Corinium Museum

Archaeological museum containing a wealth of information about life in the Cotswolds throughout the ages

Chipping Campden Almshouses

The 1612 Almshouses at Chipping Campden are an excellent example of Cotswolds architectural design, situated in an attractive local town

Gloucester Cathedral

One of the finest cathedrals in England. Built in the 12th century it is steeped in history. Features the largest stained glass window in England

Gordon Russell Museum

Museum to celebrate Arts & Crafts innovator Gordon Russell. Includes archives, decorative and applied art, design

Blenheim Palace

Chedworth Roman Villa

Large, 1,700 year old Roman villa in wooded surroundings

Arlington Row

The epitome of Cotswold quaintness. Picturesque row of higgledy-piggledy cottages built in the 1830s as a wool store for the local mill

St John the Baptist Church

One of the largest parish churches in England this medieval is oft referred to as the 'Cathedral of the Cotswolds'

National Waterways Museum

Located in a Victorian warehouse on the historic Gloucester Docks the museum charts the story of Britain's canals

Gloucester City Museum and Art Gallery

Museum and Art Gallery with exhibits including archaeological finds, fine and decorative arts, and natural history specimens

Kelmscott Manor

Grade 1 Listed Tudor farmhouse built of local limestone on the edge of the village of Kelmscott. Perhaps best known as the summer retreat of William Morris of the Arts and Crafts movement

Cheltenham Racecourse

Cheltenham Racecourse is home to high-quality jump-racing, including the renowned Cheltenham Gold Cup

Hidcote Manor Garden

20th-century garden comprised of outdoor 'rooms' each with its own unique character

Cirencester Air Raid Shelter Museum

Air Raid Shelter Museum featuring civilian and military artefacts and exhibits from the Second World War.

Tourist Attractions in The Cotswolds

Cotswold Tourist Attractions