Nailsworth & the South Cotswolds
City/town information
Nailsworth is a thriving little Cotswold town at the junction of two wooded valleys. It boasts a fantastic variety of independent boutiques, craft shops and galleries, selling unique homewares, artworks and gifts made by local artists. Nailsworth is renowned locally for its excellent restaurants, such as William's Food Hall and Armalfi.
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Nailsworth
Nailsworth is a thriving little Cotswold town at the junction of two wooded valleys. It boasts a fantastic variety of independent boutiques, craft shops and galleries, selling unique homewares, artworks and gifts made by local artists. Nailsworth is renowned locally for its excellent restaurants, such as William's Food Hall and Armalfi.
Stroud is a historic market town with a history inseparable from the wool trade. The town lies at the heart of the Five Valleys and some of the finest scenery in the Cotswolds. In the present day, Stroud is renowned for its independent spirit, its artistic community and as one of the birthplaces of the organic food movement. These characteristics are reflected everywhere you go. Amongst its many attractions, Stroud is home to a beautiful park and eclectic museum, a theatre, leisure centre, Farmers' Market and a wide array of independent shops, cafes and restaurants.
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Stroud
Stroud is a historic market town with a history inseparable from the wool trade. The town lies at the heart of the Five Valleys and some of the finest scenery in the Cotswolds. In the present day, Stroud is renowned for its independent spirit, its artistic community and as one of the birthplaces of the organic food movement. These characteristics are reflected everywhere you go. Amongst its many attractions, Stroud is home to a beautiful park and eclectic museum, a theatre, leisure centre, Farmers' Market and a wide array of independent shops, cafes and restaurants.
Bristol is a thriving city with all sorts of things to see and do. Bristol houses some of Isembard Kingdom Brunel's greatest works, such as the the Clifton Suspension Bridge and the SS Great Britain. It's also the capital of street art and the home of Banksy, with many of his works on public display for those who seek them out. For rainy days, Bristol also offers some wonderful museums, such as M Shed and the hands-on 'We the Curious' and a selection of splendid cinemas and theatres. If the weather's nice, why not explore some of Bristol's cherished green spaces, such as Snuff Mills / Oldbury Court Estate and Blaise Castle Estate?
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Bristol
Bristol is a thriving city with all sorts of things to see and do. Bristol houses some of Isembard Kingdom Brunel's greatest works, such as the the Clifton Suspension Bridge and the SS Great Britain. It's also the capital of street art and the home of Banksy, with many of his works on public display for those who seek them out. For rainy days, Bristol also offers some wonderful museums, such as M Shed and the hands-on 'We the Curious' and a selection of splendid cinemas and theatres. If the weather's nice, why not explore some of Bristol's cherished green spaces, such as Snuff Mills / Oldbury Court Estate and Blaise Castle Estate?
Cirencester, "The Capital of the Cotswolds" is an ancient Roman settlement with an amphitheatre and the remains of a Roman wall. The town is overflowing with character and independent shops.
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Cirencester
Cirencester, "The Capital of the Cotswolds" is an ancient Roman settlement with an amphitheatre and the remains of a Roman wall. The town is overflowing with character and independent shops.
Sightseeing
If you like trees, Westonbirt is the place for you! The arboretum is arrayed over an absolutely huge area, and includes a fabulous treetop walkway. There are several places to eat within the grounds, and Westonbirt also hosts occasional concerts and other special events.
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Westonbirt, El Arboreto Nacional
If you like trees, Westonbirt is the place for you! The arboretum is arrayed over an absolutely huge area, and includes a fabulous treetop walkway. There are several places to eat within the grounds, and Westonbirt also hosts occasional concerts and other special events.
Woodchester Mansion
Woodchester Park
Coaley Peak
21 Rock RoadUley Long Barrow (Hetty Pegler's Tump)
Selsley Common
Subscription Rooms
George StreetMuseum in the Park
Stratford RoadStratford Park Leisure Centre
Stratford RoadDomestic Science
8 Old MarketFood scene
William's Food Hall & Oyster Bar
3 Fountain StAmalfi Restaurant & Pizzeria
Market StreetHobbs House Bakery
4 George StEgypt Mill Hotel & Restaurant
Stroud RoadWilder
Market StreetThe Tipputs Inn
The Star Anise Arts Cafe
1 Gloucester StRuskin Mill Cafe
The Hog