National Trust

Perched atop the second highest point of the Cotswolds, Broadway Tower is a striking Gothic folly. Designed by the renowned landscape architect Capability Brown, it was built in the late 18th century to enhance the dramatic beauty of the surrounding countryside.
Today, the tower offers breath-taking panoramic views that stretch for miles. Visitors can explore its interior, learn about its fascinating history, and discover the tower's connection to famous figures like William Morris. With its dramatic silhouette against the sky, Broadway Tower remains an iconic landmark and a must-visit destination for anyone exploring the Cotswolds.
Distance & Time - 11.3 Miles & 21 Minutes  

A masterpiece of garden design, Hidcote Manor is a must-visit for any garden enthusiast.
 Created by Major Lawrence Johnston, this enchanting space is renowned for its series of interconnected "garden rooms". Each room offers a unique atmosphere, filled with vibrant colors, exotic plants, and unexpected surprises.  
As you wander through the labyrinth of hedges and borders, you'll discover hidden corners, tranquil water features, and stunning vistas. The garden's evolution over time is evident in its diverse plant collection and ever-changing character. A visit to Hidecote is a journey through a horticultural wonderland.  
Distance & Time - 13.1 Miles & 26 Minutes 

Hanbury Hall is a magnificent example of early 18th-century architecture, nestled amidst the picturesque Worcestershire countryside.
This elegant Queen Anne-style house was originally conceived as a stunning backdrop for lavish outdoor parties.  
Inside, visitors are captivated by the grandeur of the interior, adorned with exquisite plasterwork and dramatic ceiling paintings by Sir James Thornhill. The house’s carefully restored formal gardens, designed by George London, complement the building's architectural beauty.  
Beyond the house, the expansive parkland offers opportunities for leisurely walks and exploring the remnants of the once-impressive canal system. Hanbury Hall is a true testament to the elegance and sophistication of the Georgian era.
Distance & Time - 16.7 Miles & 30 Minutes 

Charlecote Park is a quintessential English country estate, boasting a magnificent Tudor manor house surrounded by picturesque parkland.
The home of the Lucy family for centuries, it's steeped in history and legend, most famously as the inspiration for Sir Thomas Lucy in Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream.  
Visitors can explore the grand house with its impressive collection of portraits and antiques, or wander through the beautifully landscaped gardens designed by Capability Brown. The parkland is home to a herd of fallow deer, adding to the enchanting atmosphere. With its rich heritage and stunning surroundings, Charlecote Park offers a truly memorable experience.
Distance & Time - 19.9 Miles & 33 Minutes 

Chastleton House is a remarkable time capsule, offering a unique glimpse into 17th-century life. This Jacobean manor house, nestled amidst the rolling Cotswolds, has remained remarkably unchanged since its construction.
Owned by the same family for nearly four centuries, the house exudes an authentic and timeless atmosphere. Its interiors, adorned with original furnishings and personal belongings, create a living portrait of the past. Explore the grand hall, discover hidden passageways, and imagine the lives of those who once called this place home. A visit to Chastleton House is a truly unforgettable journey back in time.
Distance & Time - 21.5 Miles & 35 Minutes