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Arlington Court W: Intimate and intriguing Regency house, set in extensive estate, and impressive collection of the Trust's largest collection of horse-drawn carriages. Varied collections of eccentric traveller Rosalie Chichester. View Devon's largest colony of lesser horseshoe bats via the 'bat-cam' (May to August). Charming Victorian pleasure grounds. Home to Jacob sheep, red deer and peacocks. Carriage rides around the grounds.

Assembly Rooms/Museum of Costume W: The Museum of Costume holds one of the finest collections of original garments in the world, with nearly 200 dressed figures on display.  Housed in Bath's fine 18^th century Assembly Rooms, it also offers new special exhibitions each year. Open daily, closed 25/26 December.

Avon Ski and Action Centre W: Rain or shine, summer or winter the action never stops at the Avon Ski & Action Centre. In a scenic woodland setting on the edge of the glorious Mendip hills, the centre is reminiscent of a genuine alpine resort with magnificent views and a range of activities to suit everyone.

Avebury Stone Circle W: Originally erected 4,500 years ago, many of the stones were located and re-erected in the 1930s by Alexander Keiller. The Circles and henge encircle part of the village.

Bath Roman Baths W: The Roman Baths is below the modern street level and has four main features, the Sacred Spring, the Roman Temple, the Roman bath house and finds from Roman Bath. The Georgian Pump Room is on the ground level.

Beckford Silk Workshops:  W: Beckford Silk was started in 1975 by James and Marthe Gardner, at their home in the centre of the village. Their original idea was to make things, by hand, in the countryside, very much the same idea that had inspired the Arts & Craft movement to set up workshops in Chipping Campden and other local villages at the beginning of the last century.

Berkeley Castle W: One of the most remarkable buildings in Britain and an outstanding example of Mediaeval domestic architecture. Where other Castles were romanticised or "modernised" by the Georgians or the Victorians, Berkeley quietly survived as what it is: a Norman fortress enclosed by a curtain wall, built and enlarged through the mediaeval period and beyond into a secure, comfortable, substantial home.

Bourton House Garden W:  A lovely Cotswold Garden, transformed over the past 25 years. In 2007 it was awarded the prestigious HHA / Christie's GARDEN OF THE YEAR award. An ornamental garden with late 17th century raised walk overlooking rolling hills, the restored original kitchen garden and orchard, can all be seen. Visitors can enjoy teas, coffees and our famous homemade cakes in the C16th Tithebarn from 2nd June to mid September.

Bourton Model Railway W:  Enter the world of your childhood dreams with some of the finest operating indoor model railway layouts in the country, covering over 500 square feet. Over 40 British and Continental trains run automatically on three main displays of OO/HO and N gauge, with the unique attraction of visitor control.

Bowood House W:  Purchased by the 1st Earl of Shelburne (1705–1761) in the mid 18th century, Bowood House and Gardens have been improved by successive generations up to the present day. Many famous architects and garden designers have been employed, including Henry Keene, Robert and James Adam, ‘Capability’ Brown, C.R. Cockerell and Sir Charles Barry. A visitor to Bowood today will see fine 18th-century architecture and splendid interiors.

Bredon Pottery W:Tony and Sue Davies make a range of decorated earthenware pottery at their workshop in Bredon.
Their pottery is fresh and lively and, as you can see, suits many styles of living. It looks good in the simplicity of a shaker style kitchen or in the more relaxed and homely style of a farmhouse interior.

Brewery Arts - Crafts Centre W:  Hub of visual and performing arts and crafts – inspiring learning and culture for the enrichment of all, regardless of age, ability or privilege.  A centre for exellence, a must for any visitor to Cirencester. We aim to make your visit an enjoyable and memorable experience  - be it taking in an exhibition, visiting the resident makers in one of our 12 world class craft studios, enrolling in one of our many classes, enjoying a performance, selecting that special gift in our gallery shop or having lunch in our café.

Bristol Aero Collection W:  The Bristol Aero Collection is a museum dedicated to the preservation and display of artefacts of the Bristol Aeroplane Company, and its sister companies. On display are aircraft, engines, missiles, spacecraft, road transport and many more items designed and built in Bristol in the last century.

British Empire & Commonwealth Museum  W:  The award winning British Empire & Commonwealth Museum is the first major institution in the United Kingdom to present the 500-year history and legacy of Britain's overseas empire. It is housed inside Isambard Kingdom Brunel's 19th century railway station at Temple Meads, Bristol, the world's first purpose-built passenger railway terminus and an integral link using Brunel's railway and ships to connect the heart of the empire, London, with Britain's overseas colonies and America.

Buckland Abbey SW:  700-year-old buildings, which were home to Elizabethan seafarers Drake and Grenville, set in the beautiful Tavy Valley. Home of Elizabethan seafarer Sir Francis Drake. Explore 700 years of history through interactive displays. Secluded location in beautiful Tavy Valley. Rumoured to be haunted by Drake and accompanying 'hell hounds'.

Chedworth Roman Villa W: Over one mile of walls survives and there are several fine mosaics, two bathhouses, hypocausts, a water-shrine and latrine. Set in a wooded Cotswold combe, the site was excavated in 1864 and still has a Victorian atmosphere. The museum houses objects from the villa and a 15-minute audio-visual presentation gives visitors an insight into the history of this fascinating place.

Cheltenham Race Course:  W: The jewel in Jump racing's crown plays host to the best jumping action in the world from 350 spectacular acres in the lee of the beautiful Cotswold hills. Whether you're here on a crisp bright October day or a balmy evening in May, you'll feel that unmistakeable Cheltenham magic. The racing, the setting, the tradition and history ... an experience you'll never forget.

Chippenham Museum & Heritage Centre W: Located in a fine 18th century grade II listed building in the Market Place. Our permanent displays tell the story of this historic market town, from prehistoric times up until the present day. You can discover more about the history of the town and local area by investigating our collections and by meeting some of our famous former residents as they guide you through history.

Cinderbury Iron Age Farm W: Closed but hopefully will reopen soon - see this site for an update  ...

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Corinium Museum W:   Step through a triumphal arch to arrive in Corinium; second largest city in Roman Britain, population c. 15, 000. Experience life as a Roman. Marvel at the stunning mosaics.  Dress as a Roman soldier. Explore their engineering and artistry. Recommended by Christopher Ruddick ..

Costume Museum - Bath W: Assembly Rooms, Bath  - The finest museum of fashionable dress in the world.  More than 150 figures in original garments on display. Special exhibition for 2005, ‘Jane Austen: Film and Fashion’ featuring costumes from well known TV and film adaptations. Open daily, closed 25 & 26 Dec.

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Dyrham Park: SW: Spectacular late 17th-century mansion, garden and deer park. William and Mary mansion nestling in an ancient deer park. Lavish 17th-century collections reflect the fashion for all things Dutch. Victorian domestic quarters give an insight into life below stairs. Elegant formal gardens, woodland, and lakes to explore. Film location for Remains of the Day (1993).

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Fleet Air Arm Museum W:  The Museum has the largest collection of Naval aircraft anywhere in Europe together with the first British built Concorde which you can go on-board and visit the cockpit. The Museum's award winning Aircraft Carrier Experience is where the Museum meets theatre. You'll be 'transported' by helicopter to the replica flight deck of the aircraft carrier HMS ARK ROYAL. On board the Ark Royal you'll see fighter aircraft and two enormous projection screens showing a Phantom strike fighter and a Buccaneer fighter-bomber.

Fly Navy Heritage Trust The FLY NAVY HERITAGE TRUST exists to support the Royal Navy Historic Flight (RNHF), Fleet Air Arm church, St.Bartholomews in Yeovilton village, and the Fleet Air Arm Museum. One of the fundraising initiatives we have taken in the past is to organise a fleet of privately owned aircraft to offer members of the public a flight in exchange for a donation to our charity. All monies paid in go to the charity and will ultimately be used to support flying the RNHF fleet.

Gloucester Cathedral W: You are most welcome to visit the Cathedral, either to attend a service and to hear our wonderful choir, or to attend any of our events or concerts. Or you are welcome to come and visit and experience the architecture of the building.  We have a gift shop and a coffee shop where you can buy a souvenir or relax.

Gloucester City Museum & Art Gallery W: Living Gloucester is Gloucester City Council's million- piece, four-dimensional jigsaw of our city. The site is continually being updated and as it stands today, represents the first stage of its development. Take a look and enter now!

Gloucester Folk Museum W: Gloucester Folk Museum is one of the oldest-established museums dedicated to social history. The collections have been drawn together through mainly gifts from the entire county of Gloucestershire, and represent one of the most fascinating collections of such material.

Gloucestershire Guild of Craftsmen Gallery: Dedicated to promoting contemporary designer crafts. A resource for those seeking high quality British contemporary designer crafts, whether it be for education about the crafts and design, or be exhibition curators, or be public art consultants, or be those inspired to purchase or commission specially designed and made items. A permanent Gallery in Painswick provides the opportunity to buy members work all the year round.

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Hampton Court W: Hampton Court, Herefordshire is a castle on the meadows of the river Lugg, backed by a steep wooded escarpment and surrounded by woodland and grounds of 1,000 acres. Founded by King Henry in the early 15th century the castle has been completely restored.

Keith Harding's World of Mechanical Music  W:  Welcome to The World of Mechanical Music, a special place in the heart of England noted for traditional standards of British craftsmanship and hospitality. In a period setting in the beautiful Cotswolds is a unique collection of self-playing musical instruments, presented as live entertainment. Here is also what has been described as “the best gift shop in the Cotswolds”, and the famous restoration workshops, which serve discerning collectors from the whole world.

Hereford Cathedral  W:  Explore the treasures and history of Hereford Cathedral from Saxon times to the present day with our experienced guides at 11.00 am and 2.00 pm (Monday – Saturday) throughout the summer months. Historic architectural tours may focus on a historic/artistic period (or periods) of your choice, including The Medieval Cathedral, Tudor History, The Civil War, The Victorian Cathedral or The Cathedral in the twenty-first century.

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Holst Birthplace Museum W: The Regency terrace house where Gustav Holst, composer of The Planets was born in 1874.  The story of the man and his music is told alongside a fascinating display of personal belongings including his piano.  The museum is also a fine period house showing the upstairs downstairs way of life in times past, including a working Victorian kitchen and laundry, elegant Regency drawing room and charming Edwardian nursery.

Ludlow Castle W: Ludlow Castle, the finest of medieval ruined castles, set in glorious Shropshire countryside, at the heart of this superb, bustling black and white market town. Walk through the Castle grounds and see the ancient houses of kings, queens, princes, judges and the nobility - a glimpse into the lifestyle of medieval society.