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Cirencester,
Cirencester (Roman City
of Corinium) is acknowledged as the Capital of The Cotswolds and is some
6 miles (10km) from Rodmarton. Here can be found a Roman Amphitheatre and
a Museum containing important Roman artefacts including the finest Mosaic
flooring anywhere in The United Kingdom. Travelling up the Foss Way (A429)
there are many interesting and beautiful villages, including Chedworth (where
there is a Roman Villa) all distinguished by the mellow coloured stone with
which the buildings are constructed. The Heart of the Cotswolds, 6 miles from The Old Rectory B&B |
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Easy
Access to
About one hour away are
the towns of Stow-on -the-Wold and Moreton-in-Marsh, Oxford, Bath and Stratford-upon-Avon.
London is easily accessible by train from Kemble (5 minutes from Rodmarton)
in less than an hour and a half. By car London is about two hours drive.
Here's a map for your reference. The Old Rectory |
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So
much to enjoy...
Within The Cotswolds
there are many activities to suit most people. Visit Northleach, a pristeen
Cotswold village featuring the extraordinary Keith Harding's World of Mechanical
Music. There is the Cotswold Water Park for those with an interest in water
sports; Polo and other equestrian events like Badminton and Gatcombe, and
racing at Cheltenham are all close by. |
