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Cheltenham, on the edge of the Cotswolds, is an inland spa resort of handsome Regency architecture, broad avenues and fine parks. It owed it's development to the discovery in the 1730's of medicinal waters which can be taken at several sites in the town but mainly at the Pittville Pump Room. The principle street of Cheltenham is the Promenade with it's fine regency terraces and Neptune Fountain. Cheltenham is world famous for it's horse racing course and the main hurdles event being the Gold Cup National Hunt Festival week in March.

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Nearby: Coberley (4 miles), Winchcombe (6 miles), Gloucester (7 miles), Tewkesbury (7 miles), Deerhurst (7 miles), Guiting Power (9 miles)