Cotswold
Properties and events in Cotswold
Before heading out for your Heritage Open Days visit, please check entries for last-minute changes.
Barn Theatre
Historic film introduced by archivist, Robert Heaven, including Queen Elizabeth 11 visit plus images of residents at work and play in the town.
Bingham Gallery
Explore contemporary WATER and Heritage Open exhibitions
Bingham Hall
Discover the origins and heritage of this event space
Bingham House
Exclusive architectural tour of the building
Cirencester Amphitheatre
Guided walk around the massive earthwork remains of one of the largest roman amphitheatres in Britain
Cirencester Band
Drop in and see musical heritage and memorabilia in the Band Room in Bingham House
Cirencester Baptist Church
Interactive musical and costumed evening exploring 375 years of church history. Features displays, video and cake!
Cirencester Lock-up
Cirencester Lock-up was built in 1804 to hold local trouble-makers
Cirencester Open Air Swimming Pool
Free exhibition of historic spring-water open-air pool opened in 1870
Cirencester Park
Free entry to the historic landscape and Broad Avenue. Guided tours explore from 18th century heritage to WW11 history.
Civic Society Town Walk
Guided walking tour of historic Cirencester.
Corinium Ales
Tour the local microbrewery, see where craft beer is made and meet the award-winning team
Corinium Museum
Free sessions and walks taking place at different times on 11, 12 September
Cotswold District Council Chamber
Visit the Chamber which hosts public, Committee and Cabinet meetings
Curator Tour of the Salmonsbury Camp Exhibition
Corinium Museum is offering a FREE special curator tour of the Salmonsbury Exhibition, a culmination of a yearlong project combining art and archaeology: a unique collaboration between artists, Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust, and the Corinium Museum.
Friends Meeting House
Tour the 1673 Grade 11 Listed Meeting House and garden. Includes a video about Cirencester's oldest domestic building (mid 15th century) Weavers Hall, opposite.
Hidcote
Join us at Hidcote to celebrate Heritage Open Days on Sunday 13th September, and enjoy free entry to the garden. This year, Heritage Open Day falls on the very last day of our 'A Place That Whispers' exhibition by photographic artists Anderson & Low.
Illuminated Initials Craft
Create your own illuminated initial
Organ Recital, The Parish Church of St John Baptist, Cirencester
Hear Church Organist uncover the history and sounds of the Willis/Harrison and Harrison organ at St John Baptist Church
Rixon Architects
Mid restoration tour of the 1841 Brunel Railway Station