Cirencester Park

Cirencester Park is a historic landscaped park of more than 3,000 acres, designed by Earl Bathurst, Alexander Pope and horticulturist Stephen Switzer.

The park is famous for England's tallest yew hedge, planted in 1710, which is 10 meters wide and 140 meters long.

Attractions include Pope's Seat, a rustic early 18th century pavilion, and the Broad Ride, an avenue perfectly aligned with the tower of Cirencester Church.

You can also watch polo matches or make your own terrarium during creative workshops.