Discover Wickwar and the Cotswolds
Sitting on the western edge of the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the tiny Gloucestershire village of Wickwar is perfectly placed for exploring some of England's finest countryside. The Cotswolds is dotted with charming villages such as Castle Combe, built from the iconic golden-hued Cotswold Stone. It's a magnet for cyclists and walkers thanks to its scenery, while history buffs can enjoy a visit to Sudeley Castle and Gardens, which dates back to the 15th century.
Buzzing Bristol
Less than an hour's drive south of Wickwar, the city of Bristol is south west England's cultural and commercial hub. Gaze on the iconic Clifton Suspension bridge, before heading to the bohemian Stokes Croft area to sample Bristol's hip cafe culture. In the centre you'll find the Bristol Old Vic, a famous and well-renowned regional theatre with links to the Old Vic in London. Shopper can explore the vast Cabot Circus, home to over 140 shops, bars and restaurants, as well as a thirteen screen cinema.
Walk the Wye Valley
Cross the Severn Bridge and you're only a 35 minute drive from the wonderful Wye Valley home to one of England's largest and best preserved woodlands. Walkers, cyclists and nature lovers can enjoy exploring the countryside, but the area is also a renowned literary destination thanks to Hay-On-Wye, which hosts a famous festival of literature each spring.
Looking for a cheap hotel Near Wickwar? Travelodge Bristol Severn View M48 Hotel is a short drive west, or Travelodge Bristol Filton Hotel puts you Nearer to the city centre.