Bathurst Arms

Corinium Museum: Located approximately 4 miles south in Cirencester, the Corinium Museum houses an extensive collection of Roman artifacts, including mosaics and sculptures, offering insights into the area’s rich history.

Cerney House Gardens: Situated about 1 mile away, these charming gardens feature a Victorian walled garden, woodland walks, and a variety of plant species, providing a tranquil retreat for visitors.

Chedworth Roman Villa: Around 6 miles northwest, this well-preserved Roman villa showcases intricate mosaics and bathhouses, reflecting the opulence of Roman Britain.

Cirencester Park: Approximately 4 miles south, this expansive parkland is ideal for leisurely walks and is home to the Cirencester Park Polo Club, hosting matches during the summer months.

Bibury: Located about 10 miles east, Bibury is often referred to as the most beautiful village in England, famous for its picturesque Arlington Row cottages and the tranquil River Coln.