THINGS TO DO, PLACES TO SEE

Designed by the architect John Forbes in 1825, Pittville Pump Room is a wonderful example of Cheltenham's Regency architecture. Visitors can enjoy the spa water there even today.

With 33 ha, Pittville Park is the largest park in Cheltenham. Opened in 1825 as part of the Pittville Estate, in the vicinity of the Pittville Pump Room, today it provides many leisure and sporting facilities

This fine roadway facing the Long Garden includes some of the finest houses in Pittville. A variety of styles can be found here - from Roman to Greek and Gothic styles.

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.

This monumental building from the 1820s, built by the architect G. A. Underwood has kept much of its original features. It contains the oldest organs in Cheltenham.

Recently renovated Leisure Centre provides residents of Cheltenham with top of the range recreational facilities, including three swimming pools and a health spa.

Connecting High Street with Pittville, Winchcombe Street offers countless specialist shops, cafes, restaurants and takeaways.

Holy Trinity Church in Pittville is the first church to be built to supplement the parish church since the middle ages. It was designed by G. A. Underwood in the 1820s.