Cheltenham districts - explore the heart of The Festival Town
Cheltenham is a town of distinct districts, each with its own charm, history, and personality. From an elegant Regency promenade to buzzing foodie hubs, each area offers something unique for shoppers, diners, and wanderers.
Cheltenham’s High Street blends big-name brands from John Lewis to M&S and JD Sports with independent gems. It’s also part of a conservation area, preserving its beautiful architecture.
This tree-lined Regency boulevard is home to luxury boutiques, cafés with outdoor seating, and Imperial Gardens. Regular markets bring even more colour to this stylish shopping street.
Chic and independent, Montpellier is full of boutiques, wine bars, elegant cafés and art galleries. Don’t miss the stunning Rotunda building, now home to The Ivy Montpellier Brasserie.
Cheltenham’s trendiest square, The Suffolks blends independent restaurants, bars, and shops with beautiful Regency townhouses. The area is known for its monthly market and relaxed vibe.
A bustling local favourite, Bath Road is lined with independent food shops, pubs, and cafés. In summer, beer gardens buzz with activity.
Tivoli offers a charming village feel with its traditional shopfronts. Don’t miss Tivoli Wines or the award-winning Maison Chaplais deli.
For dining, nightlife, and entertainment, head to The Brewery Quarter. With restaurants, bars, a cinema, and leisure attractions, it’s lively day and night.
