Often referred to as the capital of the Cotswolds, the market town of Cirencester is a popular destination for those looking to discover this beautiful part of the UK.
Why Cirencester?
Cirencester is a town alive with history; it was once the second-largest town in Roman Britain, known as Corinium Dobunnorum, evidence of which you can now see at the town's Corinium Museum. The town has developed and is now an appealing centre with narrow streets lined with traditional Cotswold honey-stone buildings. From your Cirencester cottage, explore the many boutiques, visit the market or enjoy a pint in one of the many traditional pubs in Cirencester. Get all your Cirencester cottage holiday inspiration by using our Cirencester Travel Guide.
Places to Visit near Cirencester
With Cirencester accommodation resting at the eastern gateway to the Cotswolds, it would be a waste not to explore the marvellous opportunities at your disposal. Embark on one of the many stunning walking paths on your doorstep, meandering around an assortment of quaint old villages. Travelling slightly further will bring you to a choice of market towns bursting with character and exquisite eateries. A number of popular attractions for all the family can be reached from a range of Cirencester cottages, including the Cotswold Water Park, Cotswold Wildlife Park and the Chedworth Roman Villa. The finest places to visit nearby include Bibury, Bourton-on-the-Water, Cheltenham, Gloucester, Stow-on-the-Wold and Stroud.
Types of Holidays
This choice of Cotswold holiday types help you to refine your search, making your adventure one to cherish. Bring your canine companion along to join the fun with dog-friendly Cotswolds cottages. A Cotswolds log cabin is perfect for a rural retreat, whilst luxury cottages in the Cotswolds make the perfect classy escape. For a unique holiday experience, choose a glamping pod in Gloucestershire or the Cotswolds.
If any of these holidays sound perfect for you, don't hesitate to book today with Sykes Holiday Cottages.