Top Things to do in Painswick
Top 7 Things to do in Painswick, England
Discover the best top things to do in Painswick, United Kingdom including Art Couture Painswick Gallery, Tibbiwell Alpacas, St Marys Painswick, Painswick Beacon, Richmond Painswick Wellness Spa, Painswick Rococo Garden, Ashton Beer Collection - Museum + Gallery of the Arts and Crafts Movement + its influence.
Restaurants in Painswick
1. Art Couture Painswick Gallery
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5.0 based on 16 reviews
Art Couture Painswick (ACP) are a charitable organisation that exists to promote joy,excellence and innovation in wearable art through a biennial festival. ACP's stunning and inspiring gallery in the painswick centre offers the opportunity to experience an intimate appreciation and understanding of the craftsmanship involved in the many exhibited works of wearable art.
2. Tibbiwell Alpacas
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By CCad_01
Had the best time at Tibbiwell Alpacas today and was a perfect birthday treat! Sandie and her son Ben welcomed us and we met the alpacas, heard all about their history and got to know their personalities (each alpaca displayed a truly unique personality which was so fun to witness!). I had the pleasure of being paired with Apollo, a very lively and greedy alpaca who was leading the pack (and me!!) around the fields - whilst stealing handfulls of everyone else's food. We had lots of alpaca cuddles and Sandie was great at taking lots of individual and family photos for us. Can honestly say we have not had this much fun as a family for years - so friendly and such an amazing experience!!! We will be returning no doubt :)
3. St Marys Painswick
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4.5 based on 177 reviews
Reviewed By 648madeleinew
We visited on a sunny day. The grounds were lovely in the sunshine and walking through all the yew trees was fun. The interior of the church wasn't particularly spectacular but the people were smiley as we went in (I think they had just finished a service).
4. Painswick Beacon
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4.5 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By 94ianf - Dulverton, United Kingdom
Great views after a long climb from Painswick but well worth it. The views are magnificent on a clear day you can see across Gloucester and see Wales which is over 100km.
5. Richmond Painswick Wellness Spa
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4.5 based on 2 reviews
The Wellness Spa at Richmond Painswick, in the picturesque Cotswold town of Painswick, offers quiet tranquillity in which to relax, unwind and revitalise. The Wellness Spa offers spa days, individual treatments and hairdressing plus exclusive membership for the over 50s. Facilities include: • Treatment Rooms – We are proud to have partnered with Temple Spa who has created an exclusive range of treatments which are seriously restorative and thoroughly feel-good. • Hair Salon and Nail Bar • 16m Swimming Pool, Jacuzzi, Sauna and Steam Room • Fitness Studio • Gym with specialised equipment for the over 50s along with the latest cardiovascular equipment
6. Painswick Rococo Garden
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 798 reviews
Painswick Rococo Garden is a unique 18th century garden set in a hidden valley with lovely views of the surrounding countryside. Painswick Rococo Garden was designed in the 1740s as an English country gentleman's pleasure garden, a place for holding intimate garden parties. Laid out in a hidden valley around Painswick House, the Garden is now the country's only complete surviving rococo garden. Since 1984, an ambitious restoration programme has transformed the Garden from a woodland wilderness into a stunning place to escape the busy world. Enjoy beautifully-framed views or snuggle in one of the fanciful garden buildings. Battle to find the centre of the unusual maze and enjoy homemade food in the cafe afterwards. The Garden is famous for its snowdrop displays in winter, usually February
Reviewed By G0Charlie - Birmingham, United Kingdom
Check the website for the latest information. Currently large number of snowdrops out carpeting the ground. Many different varieties on show. Soon it will be daffodils and then blossom. Lovely path to walk around nice water features and views . Small shop with nice goods on sale and a lovely cafe with excellent coffee cakes and food. Eight pounds entrance fee although cafe is before the entrance. Would go again
7. Ashton Beer Collection - Museum + Gallery of the Arts and Crafts Movement + its influence
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 4 reviews
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