Jolly Nice

“Cirencester Park & Polo Club - Cirencester, GL7 2BP: Cirencester Park is open to the public free of charge, for visitors on foot and on horseback by kind permission of the 9th Earl and Countess Bathurst, as well as the trustees of The Earl’s Fund. Explore 3000 acres of parkland and woodland on this walk in Cirencester. This extensive park has miles of woodland trails, a large lake and a deer park. You can walk along the wonderful tree lined Broad Ride and visit the 19th century Polo Ground - the oldest in Great Britain. There are also great views into the surrounding Cotswolds countryside. The park entrance is located on the western side of the town centre so is easy to reach. ”

“The Bell at Sapperton (5.5 miles). An independent, family owned, beautiful country pub, situated in the heart of the Cotswold Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Multi-award winning and particularly well known throughout the region for our food, whilst proud of still being a top notch pub in every sense of the word.”

“This is a great location for lunch in the garden on a nice day with good food and very friendly service. We suggest booking. There is also a decent walk along the old canal (go down the footpath next to the Church) which will take you to The Daneway pub.”

“A great day out - you might even spot a celebrity or a royal family member.”

“An old fashioned local Cotswold pub. Nothing flash but if you simply want a pint or a glass or wine and a simple bite then it provides just that and is only 50 metres up the street. They do takeaway pizzas that are pretty good too!”