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NEARBY ATTRACTIONS TO LITTLE BARNFIELD
We are delighted to offer suggestions of "must see" attractions and some favourites are listed below. There is a helpful folder with everything you need to get the most out of your stayNearby National Trust owned Snowshill Manor is home to an extraordinary variety of 'collections' made by Charles Paget Wade. Sudeley Castle has events throughout the year and well worth a visit to see the rose garden in June. Many gardening enthusiasts who come to Little Barnfield visit the beautiful Kiftsgate Court Gardens- famous for its rose and at the same time visit nearby National Trust To experience "India in the Cotswolds" visit Sezincote House & Garden near to Moreton in Marsh. Hidcote Gardens, Stanway Fountain is another favourite, with the tallest gravity fed fountain in the world and just a little further on - take to the slow life and experience pure nostalgia at Toddington Railway Broadway Tower is the Cotswolds highest castle and among other things offers most spectular views For a fun evening out at a traditional circus visit Giffords Circus Enjoy a special cinema experience - The Regal Cinema at Evesham The cultural centres of Stratford, home of the Royal Shakespeare Company,regency Cheltenham famous for its Gold Cup Meeting and Oxford- City of Spires are all within easy reach. I'm proud to be the Vocal Tutor to the boy and girl Choristers of Gloucester Cathedral. Do visit this wonderful historic building and experience the rich heritage of choral music (and some of the scenes from Harry Potter too!) For more information visit: Some visitors come for a golf holiday and visit the following courses with their glorious views Naunton Downs. Broadway
EATING OUT
We have our own village pub The Half Way House which is just a short evening stroll away. In the Autumn/ Winter months, remember to take the torch. There are no street lights in Kineton ..... the bonus being that you can see more stars!
There is a variety of other good places to eat all within easy reach of
Little Barnfield. Here are a some places that visitors have enjoyed.
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