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Award winning gardens and medieval ruins surround Sudeley Castle, which sits nestled in the Cotswold Hills on the edge of the historic town of Winchcombe.
The extensive gardens have been lovingly restored and designed to reflect the Castle's fascinating past and enhance the historic moments and romantic stories held by the building's old stones.
The Queens Garden is amongst the finest rose gardens in England and sits on the original Tudor Parterre.
Sudeley has welcomed Sir Roddy Llewellyn as Garden Design Consultant for 2011 and this summer will see the launch of a new Herbal Healing Garden.
Sudeley has played host to many royal figures throughout history and was famously the former home of Katherine Parr, who is buried in St Mary's Chapel within the grounds.
Fascinating exhibitions explore Sudeley's history and new for 2011 is the story of 'Brock the Badger', once the family pet to the Dent-Brocklehurst family.
Tours of the family's private apartments are available on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays only.
The children's play area boasts a giant wooden play fort and family picnic area.
A visit to the Cotswolds is not complete without seeing one of the finest Castles and gardens in the country.
General Information:
Gardens and Pheasantry
Coffee Shop
Gift Shop
Adventure Playground (new)
Exhibitions (unsuitable for wheelchairs)
Guided Tours
Group Visit discounts
Cottages
Family Events
Weddings
Dogs are not admitted to the Castle, gardens or grounds except for dogs aiding disabled visitors
The extensive gardens have been lovingly restored and designed to reflect the Castle's fascinating past and enhance the historic moments and romantic stories held by the building's old stones.
The Queens Garden is amongst the finest rose gardens in England and sits on the original Tudor Parterre.
Sudeley has welcomed Sir Roddy Llewellyn as Garden Design Consultant for 2011 and this summer will see the launch of a new Herbal Healing Garden.
Sudeley has played host to many royal figures throughout history and was famously the former home of Katherine Parr, who is buried in St Mary's Chapel within the grounds.
Fascinating exhibitions explore Sudeley's history and new for 2011 is the story of 'Brock the Badger', once the family pet to the Dent-Brocklehurst family.
Tours of the family's private apartments are available on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays only.
The children's play area boasts a giant wooden play fort and family picnic area.
A visit to the Cotswolds is not complete without seeing one of the finest Castles and gardens in the country.
General Information:
Gardens and Pheasantry
Coffee Shop
Gift Shop
Adventure Playground (new)
Exhibitions (unsuitable for wheelchairs)
Guided Tours
Group Visit discounts
Cottages
Family Events
Weddings
Dogs are not admitted to the Castle, gardens or grounds except for dogs aiding disabled visitors
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Sudeley Castle is located on the edge of Winchcombe in the heart of the Cotswolds, 8 miles north east of Cheltenham on the B4632 (A46) or 10 miles from Junction 9 of the M5.
A bus service runs between Winchcombe and Cheltenham or Broadway. |
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Sudeley Castle Gardens & Exhibitions Postcode for SatNav: GL54 5JD
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Days Out near Sudeley Castle Gardens & Exhibitions
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Hailes Abbey (1 Mile)*
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Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway (3 Miles)*
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Stanway Water Garden (3 Miles)*
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Stanway House and Fountain (3 Miles)*
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Cotswold Farm Park (4 Miles)*
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Snowshill Manor (5 Miles)*
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Broadway Tower & Country Park (7 Miles)*
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Chedworth Roman Villa (9 Miles)*
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Bourton House Garden (9 Miles)*
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Cotswold Motoring Museum & Toy Collection (10 Miles)*
Places to Visit near Sudeley Castle Gardens & Exhibitions
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Toddington (2 Miles)*
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Bishops Cleeve (4 Miles)*
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Ashton under Hill (5 Miles)*
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Cheltenham (6 Miles)*
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Broadway (7 Miles)*
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Tewkesbury (8 Miles)*
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Upper Slaughter (9 Miles)*
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Evesham (9 Miles)*
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Bourton-on-the-Water (9 Miles)*
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Bourton-on-the-Hill (10 Miles)*
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