 ART GALLERY & MUSEUMCheltenham Art Gallery was established in the late 19th century. Today the gallery houses outstanding permanent collection including fine art, ceramics, or local history.
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 BEECHWOOD ARCADESince 1991 Beechwood Shopping Centre has attracted millions of shoppers. With shops such as Debenhams, Next and Disney it offers the ultimate shopping experience.
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 THE BREWERYThe Brewery is located in Henrietta Street, just off the lower end of the High Street. It offers a number of shops, restaurants, multi-screen cinema and bingo hall.
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 EVERYMAN THEATREThe Everyman Theatre started its life in 1891 as the New Theatre and Opera House. Frank Matcham, the famous architect of many London Theatre created the design.
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 HOLST MUSEUM Gustav Holst was born in Pittville in 1874. This composer became known as the author of The Planets Suite, the most performed composition by an English composer.
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 IMPERIAL GARDENS Originally used as an 'ornamental pleasure ground' for visitors to the Imperial Spa, today Imperial Gardens offer the opportunity to rest in a shade admiring neatly-planted flowerbeds.
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 LADIES' COLLEGE Cheltenham Ladies' College was established in the mid-19th century to serve the daughters of local gentlemen. Today it is one of the top performing colleges.
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 LONG GARDEN Situated on the western side of the Promenade, Long Garden offers beautiful flower bed displays. Famous Neptune Fountain is located on its southern edge.
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 LOWER HIGH STREETLower High Street, an area which is sometimes also called West End, has retained much of the character of the old Cheltenham.
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 MONTPELLIERMontpellier is often referred to as the continental quarter of Cheltenham, famous for its cafes, restaurants and art galleries. Montpellier Walk is one of the most beautiful shopping streets in the country.
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 MONTPELLIER GARDENSEstablished soon after opening of Montpellier Spa in 1809, with its tree-lined broadwalk, a bandstand and tennis courts Montpellier Gardens is an ideal place to relax.
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 PITTVILLE Pittville is one of the finest examples of Regency architecture and it features some of the finest houses in Cheltenham, including the magnificent Pittville Pump Room set in the surroundings of Pittville Park.
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 PLAYHOUSEOriginally fashionable Thompson's Medicinal Baths enjoyed by the Duke of Wellington, today The Playhouse showcases amateur theatre productions of the highest standard.
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 THE PROMENADEThe Promenade is the most impressive shopping avenue in Cheltenham. With its exclusive designer boutiques it was voted the favourite High Street in Britain.
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 QUEEN'S HOTEL Central focus of the upper part of the Promenade, Queen's Hotel boasts many a famous visitor, having served Cheltenham Spa since the 1840s.
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REGENT ARCADE
Famous for its Wishing Fish Clock sculpture, Regents Arcade first opened in 1985 as the largest single development in Cheltenham of the 1980s.
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ROYAL WELL BUS STATION
Cheltenham bus station is conveniently situated in the centre of Cheltenham, near the Promenade. It is served by National Express Coaches as well as many local companies.
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 ST. ANDREWS CHURCHSt. Andrew's Church was originally built for the Presbyterian congregation in Cheltenham. Today it is a United Reformed Church and a popular venue for Cheltenham festival events.
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ST. MARY'S CHURCH
Dedicated to St. Mary, Cheltenham parish church is the oldest church, as well as the oldest surviving medieval building in central Cheltenham, dating back to the Norman times. .
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 SANDFORD PARK Although it belongs among the youngest out of Cheltenham parks, Sandford Park has certainly the most stunning flower displays. The river Chelt meanders through this park which offers excellent recreational facilities.
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 CHELTENHAM TOWN HALLCheltenham Town Hall was built in the beginning of the 20th century by F. W. Waller. Today its impressive auditorium hosts a number of events ranging from concerts to comedy and fairs.
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