Visit Cheltenham Blog

Cheltenham’s parks and gardens are flourishing, with selected areas of grass left to grow throughout the town to encourage wildflowers and support biodiversity. 

This summer, Adam Henson’s Cotswold Farm Park has a whole host of events on offer. With families able to make the most of it with the all-new Return for Free Ticket.

It’s time for more recommendations from local legend, Dom Joly and chance to join Dom at one of his popular SpeakeaZy events!

The head chef behind one of Cheltenham’s leading fine-dining restaurants will share the secrets behind one of his most popular summer dishes when he debuts at the food and drink festival this weekend.

Gloucester Cathedral has reopened its iconic Tower for tours, now complete with a brand new roof deck, just in time for the summer season.

The nationally recognised Purple Flag award is given to towns and cities that have an appealing, safe and welcoming evening and night-time economy.

A collective of small independent businesses has come together to open a new lifestyle store in Elkstone Studios. The shop, known as ‘The Collective’ opened its doors on 29^th April.

The end of the summer term is nearly here (yes, already!), and what better way to say a big thank you to your favourite teacher than with a gift that shows just how much they’re appreciated?

Webbs at Cheltenham would like to reassure all customers and visitors that it is open as usual throughout the planned A435 Cycleway construction works.

Following the Cheltenham Playhouse announcement of an urgent fundraising campaign to safeguard its future, the council has stepped in with a £25k grant to support their immediate financial pressures.

Upstairs offers a relaxed space to enjoy some of the best cheese in the world, local and European wines and a menu that champions seasonal ingredients and handmade accompaniments.

The celebration of classical music, which began life in the weeks following the Second World War, has seen a thirty per cent increase in concert-goers.

The Wilson Art Gallery and Museum invites families to step into Play Ground – an exciting, interactive exhibition where children can play, explore and connect with Cheltenham’s rich heritage of outdoor spaces.

Today, we are delighted to share five recommendations for places to eat in Cheltenham courtesy of local legend and professional loud phone user, Dom Joly.

To celebrate 50 years since it opened its doors to the public, the museum will host a new temporary exhibition, From Bombs to Bellbottoms, which will see two of its 19th-century spaces turned into 20th-century room sets.