Rugrats & Halfpints Cirencester
A Cirencester rainy-day play stop with baby and toddler areas, a larger soft-play frame, role play, games and an on-site café.
Wotton-under-Edge Cotswold Way Circular Walk
A mapped five-mile circuit from Wotton’s Jubilee Clock through fields, woodland and a section of the Cotswold Way.
St Andrew’s Church, Castle Combe
Castle Combe’s parish church faces the Market Cross and offers a quieter look at the village’s medieval craft and history.
Upper to Lower Slaughter Walk
Follow the signed Warden’s Way between Upper and Lower Slaughter for two stone villages, fields and the River Eye.
St Peter’s Church, Upper Slaughter
A quiet medieval village church reached by a striking sunken path in Upper Slaughter.
St Peter & St Paul Church, Blockley
A richly layered village church in Blockley’s central square, with medieval stonework, stained glass and traces of the village’s silk-working past.
South Cerney Golf Course
A relaxed pay-and-play course near Cirencester with 9- and 18-hole options, a driving range and facilities for golfers at different levels.
Cirencester Golf Club
An 18-hole golf club north of Cirencester, with a rolling parkland course, practice facilities and visitor tee times by arrangement.
Wotton-under-Edge Museum & Heritage Centre
A community-run museum in a converted fire station, with changing displays, local archives, photographs and visitor information for Wotton-under-Edge.
Hook Norton Brewery Tours
A tour of a working Victorian tower brewery, with a museum, shop, Malthouse Kitchen and a close look at Hook Norton’s brewing heritage.