There is much to discover by just wandering around the quaint and narrow streets, such as the independent shops, cafes, pubs, restaurants, cottage businesses, exhibitions and historical buildings, some dating back to the 15th Century. Walking in the area is quite outstanding, in every direction, through countless hidden valleys with streams, wooded hillsides and breath-taking views
Explore the streets of Painswick with a self-guided Murder Mystery themed walking tour: a fun way to explore this beautiful town.
Enjoy a trip to the nearby Rococo Gardens, Woodchester Mansion and Chavenge House.
For animal lovers, visit Prinknash Bird and Deer Park and enjoy a tranquil picnic whilst taking in the beautiful natural wildlife.
Gloucestershire boasts a busy calendar of events for spectator sports throughout the year. Of particular note are the Badminton Horse Trials, The Festival of British Eventing at Gatcombe Park, Rugby at Kingsholm and Horse racing at Cheltenham.
The historic town of Cheltenham is approximately 10 miles away. There is plenty to do there with an array of shopping outlets, boutiques, cafes and restaurants as well as famous sites such as Pittville Park, which is the largest ornamental park in Cheltenham and features the magnificent Pump Room and lakes
Visit the National Trust's Haresfield Beacon and Standish Wood, a superb Cotswold landscape of mixed woodland and open grassland with extensive views