Blog (Our Cheltenham) - Visit Cheltenham

 The weather is heating up, which means one thing – cocktails in the sun, and Flight Club Cheltenham has just created the perfect place to do it!

As the brand continues to grow, each development reflects a commitment to thoughtful design and meaningful detail.

Dust off your garden furniture and refresh your Summer wardrobe because BBQ hosting season has arrived.

Championing quality, provenance and variety, the new menu draws culinary inspiration from across Japan while remaining accessible, vibrant and fun.

Cheltenham’s food scene is buzzing with fresh energy - from brand-new restaurant openings and seasonal menu launches to headline-worthy awards. Here’s your latest bite-sized roundup of what’s hot in town.

Lumiere, Cheltenham’s intimate and imaginative Michelin-starred restaurant, has firmly established itself as one of the UK’s most exciting culinary destinations.

Neptune Apartments a collection of twelve individually designed, luxury serviced apartments in the Promenade, first opened their doors in February 2022.

Father’s Day is just around the corner, and we have rounded up a superb selection of unique Cheltenham gifts and experiences to make Dad feel extra special on his special day.

This recognition honours businesses that demonstrate an outstanding commitment to environmental responsibility.

It will provide full access to the 26-mile Gloucestershire Cycle Spine which will run between Bishop’s Cleeve, Cheltenham and Gloucester and will ultimately extend as far as Stroud.

Cheltenham is not only known as The Festival Town, it is also the Defib Capital of the UK, thanks to its strong focus on public safety across the town.

Giffords Circus, renowned as the UK’s most glamorous circus, is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a spectacular new show, Laguna Bay.

Get ready to fuel your curiosity: tickets for Cheltenham Science Festival 2025 are officially on sale!

There’s a new sport on the scene and it’s more than just a passing trend—it’s padel, and it’s taking the world (and Cheltenham) by storm.

This state-of-the-art technology will greatly improve the theatre experience for visitors who are visually impaired or hard of hearing, ensuring that live performances remain accessible to all.