Stroud
Properties and events in Stroud
Before heading out for your Heritage Open Days visit, please check entries for last-minute changes.
A Chimney Pot Spotter's Guide to Stroud
A guided largely downhill walking tour of Stroud centre to appreciate the world of Chimney Pots and tune into the delights of obvious but also hidden heritage.
Nailsworth Quaker Meeting House
Historic Quaker Meeting House In Nailsworth, Gloucestershire open to visitors
Prehistoric Earthworks of Randwick Hill, Stroud
A walk taking in the prehistoric earthworks and their contexts Randwick Woods, Stroud
St Mary's Kingswood
St Mary's is a relatively rare example of a Church of England Parish Church. Not many churches were built in the early Georgian period, so it is a fine example of a fairly rare style of church architecture.
The Hill Stroud hosted by Stroud Freemasons
A unique opportunity to visit the Grade 2 Listed 17th Century merchants house at The Hill, Stroud. Built in 1634 for Thomas Webb ’de Hill’. Discover many period features within the house and visit the purpose-built Masonic Room.
Woodchester Mansion
Visitors can see this unique unfinished Grade I listed Gothic Revival house, built 1857-67, and understand how it was constructed. Take a self-guided tour or join guided tours at 1145 and 1430.