Museums

Housed in the original workshop of the renowned designer, the Gordon Russell Design Museum is a treasure trove for design enthusiasts.
 Located in the heart of the Cotswolds, this museum celebrates the life and work of Sir Gordon Russell, a pioneer of 20th-century British design.  
Explore a captivating collection of furniture, showcasing the evolution of Russell's style from Arts and Crafts to Modernism. Discover the interplay between handcrafted tradition and innovative machine production, as exemplified in iconic pieces that have shaped the world of design. The museum also delves into the company's broader impact on British industry and culture, offering a fascinating insight into mid-century design.  
Whether you're a design aficionado or simply appreciate beautiful craftsmanship, the Gordon Russell Design Museum is a must-visit for anyone exploring the Cotswolds.
Distance & Time - 8.8 Miles & 20 Minutes 

Nestled in the heart of the Cotswolds, Broadway Museum and Art Gallery offers a captivating journey through the history and culture of the region.
Housed in a beautifully restored 17th-century building, the museum showcases a diverse collection of exhibits.  
Discover the vibrant history of Broadway, once a bustling coaching inn, and delve into the lives of the artists and writers who were drawn to this idyllic village. Explore the changing face of the Cotswolds through fascinating displays and interactive exhibits. The museum also features a rotating program of art exhibitions, showcasing both local and national talent.  
With its charming atmosphere and engaging displays, Broadway Museum and Art Gallery is a must-visit for anyone exploring this picturesque corner of England.
Distance & Time - 9 Miles & 21 Minutes 

A petrolhead's paradise, the Cotswold Motoring Museum is a treasure trove of motoring history.
Nestled in the charming village of Bourton-on-the-Water, this museum offers a fascinating journey through the evolution of transportation.  
From classic cars to vintage motorcycles, the collection is extensive and diverse. You'll find everything from elegant pre-war models to quirky post-war designs. The museum also houses a captivating toy collection, bringing a touch of nostalgia for visitors of all ages.  
Whether you're a dedicated car enthusiast or simply curious about the history of motoring, the Cotswold Motoring Museum is sure to captivate and entertain.
Distnace & Time - 23 Miles & 43 Minutes 

Step back in time on the Broadway Heritage Railway, a delightful journey through the heart of the Cotswolds. This restored railway line offers passengers a unique opportunity to experience the magic of steam travel.
As the train chugs along, admire the stunning countryside that unfolds before you. From rolling hills to picturesque villages, the scenery is simply breathtaking. The railway is a labor of love, maintained by dedicated volunteers who have meticulously restored the line and its locomotives.  
Whether you're a railway enthusiast or simply looking for a memorable day out, the Broadway Heritage Railway is a must-visit. Enjoy a leisurely journey, capture unforgettable photos, and create
Distance & Time - 8.2 Miles - 17 Minutes 

A pilgrimage for countless theatre lovers, Shakespeare's Birthplace is a living testament to the world's most celebrated playwright. This meticulously restored 16th-century half-timbered house on Henley Street, Stratford-upon-Avon, is believed to be where William Shakespeare was born and spent his formative years.
Step into a world of Elizabethan England as you explore the house's intimate rooms, adorned with period furnishings and personal artifacts. Immerse yourself in the atmosphere that inspired the Bard's immortal works. From the humble kitchen where his mother toiled to the parlour where his father conducted business, every corner tells a story. A visit to Shakespeare's Birthplace offers a unique opportunity to connect with the genius who shaped the English language and theatre.  
Distance & Time - 14.6 Miles 27 Minutes 

Anne Hathaway's Cottage, a charming thatched farmhouse, stands as a tangible link to William Shakespeare's life.
Located in Shottery, near Stratford-upon-Avon, it was the childhood home of the woman who would become the playwright's wife.  
Originally built in 1463, the cottage offers a glimpse into 16th-century rural life. Its modest size and traditional features evoke a sense of simplicity and peace. Today, meticulously preserved, it's a popular tourist destination, allowing visitors to step back in time and imagine the life of this iconic literary couple. Surrounded by beautiful gardens, the cottage remains a cherished piece of England's literary heritage.  
Distnace & Time - 14 Miles & 23 Minutes 

Worcester Cathedral stands as a majestic testament to England's rich history.
 Its origins trace back to the 7th century, evolving through centuries to become the stunning Gothic structure we see today. Inside, visitors are greeted by a breath-taking vista, spanning the length of the cathedral.  
From the Norman crypt to the intricate medieval cloisters, each corner reveals a piece of the cathedral's past. The tombs of notable figures like King John and Prince Arthur add a royal touch. As a living, breathing space, Worcester Cathedral continues to be a place of worship and spiritual reflection, while also serving as a treasure trove for history enthusiasts and art lovers alike.  
Distance & Time - 13.3 Miles & 24 Minutes