Corinium Museum Corinium Museum Cirencester, Gloucestershire Chris Dee / 23 July 2018 0 162 Article rating: No rating A smaller museum with an impressive collection of ancient objects. Corinium (Cirencester) was one of the most important cities in Roman Britain - probably second only to London, in fact. These days Cirencester is still the largest settlement within the Cotswolds area, as strictly defined. It’s a town of a little under 20,000 people, and a good option when it’s a little rainy in the Cotswold hills, with one-off shops, restaurants, a well-stocked antiques centre and a good Oxfam bookshop. Read more
Cotswold Farm Park Cotswold Farm Park Guiting Power, North Cotswolds Chris Dee / 11 July 2018 0 194 Article rating: No rating BBC Countryfile star Adam Henson is your host at the Cotswold Farm Park, an entertaining and informative hill-top farm deep in the high wold. Read more
Cotswold Wildlife Park and Gardens Cotswold Wildlife Park and Gardens Nr Burford, Oxfordshire Chris Dee / 23 August 2018 0 162 Article rating: No rating Cotswold Wildlife Park, which is definitely not to be confused with the Cotswold Farm Park, is near Burford in Oxfordshire. At this one you’ll see rhinos, monkeys and giraffes rather than sheep, pigs and goats. We're told that a small but steady stream of visitors do turn up at each venue having confused the two attractions. Read more
Cotswolds Distillery Cotswolds Distillery Stourton, Shipston-on-Stour, Warwickshire Chris Dee / 08 July 2018 0 264 Article rating: No rating A relative newcomer to the Cotswolds scene, Cotswolds Distillery has made a big impact, initially with the success of its Cotswolds Dry Gin. The long-term game plan, however, was all about whisky production. New Yorker Dan Szor was the founder, noting the Cotswolds clean water, barley and deciding that a great whisky could be made here. Read more
Cotswolds Motoring Museum Cotswolds Motoring Museum Bourton on the Water, Gloucestershire Chris Dee / 29 June 2018 0 239 Article rating: No rating 'Motoring' is a very Cotswold word, evoking images of stringback gloves, Morris Minors and tins of car sweets. This museum has bags of charm. Read more
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