Chedworth Roman Villa Mosaic in Dining Room

National Trust-Chedworth Roman Villa    

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(990) · Historical landmark in Cheltenham, United Kingdom
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Mar 15, 2025
This is one of the best Roman sites I have visited - it is huge and some of it is extremely well preserved. The staff were pleasant and helpful and the use of the audio guide really helped make the m…Full review by Sallythewelshgirl
Feb 21, 2025
It was soggy day in half term but we had a great time with our daughter and grandsons. There is much more to see than on our last visit many years ago and a special appreciation to the ('Roman owner'…Full review by cliff t
Feb 20, 2025
Fantastic visit, made all the more enjoyable and informative by our impromptu Q&A with the extremely knowledgeable Tim who was on hand to answer any questions about the site and Roman life. Absolute…Full review by Rowena E
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History can never cease to amuse mankind. The Chedworth Roman Villa is one such ornate piece of historical brilliance. Located in Glouc…
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Construction completed:c. 120 AD
Owner:National Trust

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How much time would you recommend allotting for a visit?
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I would agree 2-3 hours. It's a magical place.
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Does the cafe serve lunch (hot food, sandwiches etc.) or is it just a coffee and cake place?
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Certainly sandwiches and I we had baked potatoes ; menu not extensive, but fine for light lunch
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What is the best way to get to the Chedworth Roman Villa from the Cotswold Way walk?
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I dont' think there is a direct footpath from the Cotswold Way - it does link to the Monarchs Way to the east I think I'd come off at Seven Springs at the A436/A435 junction and use the …
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I dont' think there is a direct footpath from the Cotswold Way - it does link to the Monarchs Way to the east I think I'd come off at Seven Springs at the A436/A435 junction and use the unclassified Withington Road which is about 8kms and then to Cassey Compton and the Villa alternatively come of the Way at Foxcote near Andoversford on the A436 and walk down Withington
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I’d like to rent a National Trust property. Where can I find out what property is available?
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If you’re looking for residential National Trust rental properties that are currently available in England and Wales, please visit the National Trust pages on rightmove.co.uk.
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