Exiting Cheltenham on the B4632 and climbing Cleeve Hill, it is just a 15 minute drive to perhaps one of Englands most aesthetic castles - Sudeley Castle. Nestled in the stunning village of Winchcombe, The Castle is still owned privately, but much of the house, its ruins and its gardens are open to…
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The laying of the Pump Room’s foundation stone on 4 May 1825 was one of the most splendid events in Cheltenham’s history. In the words of the Cheltenham Journal, “the morning was ushered in by the ringing of bells, the firing of cannon and other rejoicing …. crowds of persons from all the…
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The height of Regency fashion... Pittville Park today is Cheltenham’s largest public park with many opportunities for recreation including an amazing children’s playground. But it started life as something rather different. The gardens, lake and the beautiful Pump Room were designed by entrepreneur…
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