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On the outskirts of the town is an original mound formation used for entertainment during Roman times. In winter the locals like to use for tobogganing! Owned by English Heritage.
Cirencester Amphitheatre was a Roman amphitheatre in Cirencester, Gloucestershire, England. Its remains are scheduled as an ancient monument.
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A centre for contemporary craft in the Cotswolds: a gallery, shop, cafe and on-site makers studios, all open to the public. Regular workshop and events. Buildings house a lift, ramps and aerial walkways giving over 90% wheelchair access. The Barrel Store has specially adapted rooms for guests with access needs. Disabled toilet facilities are available on the ground floor. Disabled car parking is available in the adjoining car park. Assistance dogs are welcome.
Excellent visitor attraction in the town centre about the town's Roman heritage.
Called the 'Cathedral of the Cotswolds', this is an impressive large church right in the centre of the town.
Swim outdoors in the summer
This is a large park that was a Catholic Abbey before its destruction by Henry VIII.
Very picturesque, and frequently wins national awards for its traditional look.