THINGS TO DO, PLACES TO SEE

Built in the classical style in the first half of the 19th century, St. Paul's is another example of the architectonic style of John Forbes, the creator of Pittville Pump Room.

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

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

Prince of Wales Stadium was opened in 1981 with a cricket match between Gloucesterhire and Australia. It is home to Cheltenham RFC and Cheltenham & County Harriers.

Although University of Gloucestershire was formed only in 2001, Cheltenham has a long tradition of higher education. The university has now almost 9000 students.

The 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.