If you happen to find yourself in England's historic and charming Cotswolds, visit this delightful inn and pub, which also serves great food.

This grim castle has been the home of the Berkeley family for more than 850 years, which was the last place of residence of King Edward II, who was imprisoned in the castle and murdered within its walls.

Picturesque pub in the heart of the Cotswolds, well known for its fine food.

Tel: 01285 650405 Address: 12- 14 Blackjack St, Cirencester, Glos. GL7 2AA Located in a pretty courtyard, with gift shops, boutiques, flower and vegetable stall, hair and beauty salon, Bistro and...

A visit to the Court Barn Museum is especially useful if you know nothing about the Arts and Crafts movement in Chipping Campden. Situated in an old tithe barn, the building itself is worth a visit...

Sudeley Castle and Gardens are absolutely beautiful and have an unbelievable history. Katherine Parr is buried here in the church and there are loads of lovely gardens to walk round.   There are lots...

Visit the former country home of the pioneering scientist, Dr Edward Jenner (1749-1823). The museum is the site in 1796 where Jenner invented a vaccination against the killer disease, Smallpox. Find out when the last case of Smallpox was in the world and how the World Health Organization helped to conquer the disease just 30 years ago. Throughout 2009/2010 we will be marking this anniversary. We also offer a Joint Ticket with our neighbour, Berkeley Castle just two minutes walk away. Between the museum and castle is also the 13th Century church where Jenner is buried.Wheel chair ramps now accessing whole of ground floor.

This largest (and last surviving) of the town's spa is also one of its finest Regency buildings.