Find things to do in Cheltenham
Start planning your trip to Gloucestershire with our list of the best things to do in Cheltenham.
Cheltenham Craft Market
15 minute drive
Bring a small piece of Cheltenham home. If perusing stalls of one-of-a-kind gifts and crafts sounds like your idea of fun, try booking your stay for the third Saturday of the month. The region’s finest craftspeople bring their latest creations to the town’s pretty promenade throughout the year for Cheltenham Craft Market. Perfect for a minibreak memento.
Cheltenham Racecourse
21 minute drive
Enjoy a day at the races. Can anyone claim they’ve been to Cheltenham if they haven’t been to the racecourse? With race days throughout the year, there are plenty of opportunities to get your flutter fix and don your finest fascinator.
The Everyman Theatre
18 minute drive
A show for everyone at the Everyman. Head to the heart of town and Regent Street for an evening of entertainment at the Everyman Theatre. The Grade II listed Victorian building hosts much-loved musicals, classic comedians and brilliant ballet displays, so you’re guaranteed to find a show, no matter what your tastes.
Painswick Rococo Garden
11 minute drive
An English country garden with a French twist. If you need to get away from it all, a trip to Painswick Rococo Garden could be just the ticket. Expect elaborate pavilions with gothic arches alongside decorative ponds in the only surviving rococo garden in the country. Pure bliss.
Montpellier Art Galleries Cheltenham
23 minute drive
Nestled in the chic Regency district, the Montpellier art galleries form a delightful cluster of independent exhibitions showcasing original and contemporary works—ideal for art lovers and shoppers alike. Whether you’re browsing for a piece of art, stopping for a coffee, or simply strolling through the elegant streets, it’s a relaxed and inspiring experience near the hotel.
Broadway Tower
48 minute drive
Perched atop the Cotswold escarpment, Broadway Tower is a striking 18th-century folly conceived by famed landscape designer Capability Brown and architect James Wyatt. From its rooftop viewing platform you can enjoy sweeping views across the countryside and perhaps spot red deer roaming the parkland. With its rich history, including a Cold War nuclear bunker and cafés on site, it offers a memorable excursion during your stay.
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