2026 Tewkesbury District Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in September)

Lovely art exhibition. Nature in Art is a wonderful place to visit if you love nature, wildlife, and creativity. At the moment, there's free entry to the gardens and photography exhibition, making it an even better time to visit. The peaceful setting is perfect for a relaxing stroll, and there's a lovely café to enjoy refreshments afterwards. With free parking and beautiful surroundings, it's a hidden gem that's well worth a visit. #gallery #cotswolds #travel2026 #art

The resort includes a practice range, a putting green, a pro shop with club and buggy hire, and a resident golf pro available for lessons. This Par-72, 6,554-yard parkland course was originally designed by acclaimed golf architect Frank Pennink in 1976. Recently upgraded under the guidance of former Walker Cup Captain Peter McEvoy, the course is known for its excellent year-round conditioning, free-draining greens, and testing water hazardsindependent luxury hotel and golf resort located in Gloucestershire, England. Set on over 160 acres of rolling parkland—historically significant as the site of the 1471 Battle of Tewkesbury—the property offers panoramic views of the Cotswolds, the Severn Valley, and the Malvern Hills. #uktrip

#aprilblooms The most stunning view of Tewkesbury!