11 Attractions
From world-class racecourses to Regency-era pump rooms and beautiful parks, Cheltenham offers far more than most visitors expect. Here's your guide to the best attractions in town.
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Cheltenham Racecourse
World-famous venue hosting the prestigious Cheltenham Festival National Hunt racing event each March, attracting over 250,000 visitors annually.
Pittville Park
Cheltenham's largest ornamental park featuring lakes, play areas, aviaries, and the historic Pittville Pump Room. Green Flag and Green Heritage awarded.
Montpellier Gardens
Beautiful Victorian gardens hosting festivals, markets, and outdoor events throughout the year.
Cheltenham Lido
One of the largest outdoor pools in the UK, this stunning Art Deco lido has been a Cheltenham favourite since the 1930s.
Imperial Gardens
Formal Edwardian park in central Cheltenham featuring manicured lawns, flower beds, fountains, and summer bandstand concerts.
Everyman Theatre
Cheltenham's beloved Victorian theatre hosting world-class drama, comedy, music, and pantomime since 1891.
Holst Birthplace Museum
The childhood home of composer Gustav Holst (The Planets), preserved as a Victorian house museum with family furnishings and garden recitals.
Pittville Pump Room
Grade I listed Regency-era spa building from the 1820s, originally built to dispense medicinal mineral waters. Now a stunning events venue and public landmark.
Cheltenham Town Hall
Grand Edwardian concert venue and civic building hosting classical music, conferences, and events since 1902. Features a 1,000-seat auditorium.
The Wilson Art Gallery and Museum
Award-winning art gallery and museum showcasing local history, contemporary art, and Cotswold crafts. Free entry for all visitors.
The Brewery Quarter
Cheltenham's entertainment hub with restaurants, cinema, bowling, and nightlife in the heart of town.