Wheatleys Farm Bed and Breakfast - Places To Visit

Cirencester (6 miles) "The Capital of the Cotswolds" Street markets each Monday and Friday and farmers' markets every 2nd & 4th Saturday of the month.   Visit the Arts and Crafts centre, the newly refurbished Corinium Museum detailing the history of the town from Roman times.   St John Baptist Church titled the "Cathedral of the Cotswolds" or walk in Cirencester Park or the Abbey grounds.

Bourton on the Water (15 miles) "The Venice of the Cotswolds" See the Model Village & Railway.   Visit Birdland and the Motor Museum

Fairford (10 miles) St Mary's Church with it"s unique 28 medieval stained glass windows and walks along the beautiful River Coln.

Lechlade (15 miles) Here the River Thames has grown enough for boating and locks with nearby facilities for Trout Fishing.   The town is a haven for antique hunters.

The North Cotswolds as far as Stratford-on-Avon has many beautiful stone villages such as Bibury and Stow-on-the-Wold. Don't forget a visit to Burford Wildlife Park.

The South Cotswolds stretching almost to Bath includes towns like Tetbury and Malmesbury and villages such as Castle Coombe.   Westonbirt Arboretum and Abbey House Gardens in Malmesbury are essential visits for the keen horticulturalist. The WWT reserve at Slimbridge is a major attraction for bird lovers.

Further South into Wiltshire lie many National Trust properties and gardens such as Avebury, Stonehenge, Lacock Abbey and Dyrham Park.   Other attractions include Bowood House and the Longleat Safari Park.