Your Guide to Cheltenham Shopping, Restaurants & Businesses
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Best known for its famous racecourse, Cheltenham in Gloucestershire has plenty more to offer. From shopping to restaurants to bracing walks on the nearby Cotswolds, there’s enough to explore.
Mainstream Shopping
Cheltenham’s high street is where you’ll find all the big brands, with more shops on neighbouring Clarence Street.
Luxury Shopping
The high street does also contain some luxury shops, such as Boss, but more will be found when the Cotswolds Designer Outlet opens a short drive from Cheltenham later this year.
Markets
There is a monthly craft market on the Promenade, and once a year the Midsummer Fiesta sees a large market full of traders with handmade products arrive in town.
Boutique Shops
Montpellier Street is where you’ll find Cheltenham’s boutiques, including Silks of Cheltenham and unusual jewellery store Pink Vintage.
Shopping Centres and Retail Parks
Regent Arcade Shopping Centre has over 60 stores and seven restaurants.
Traditional Cuisine
Purslane serves seafood and local produce in a modern restaurant, while Kemble Brewery Inn is a classic British pub and Cosy Club does a great brunch.
High-End Dining
The two Michelin-starred Le Champignon Sauvage serves French food in a classic fine dining atmosphere, while the newest Michelin star in town, Lumiere, serves modern cuisine in a stylish restaurant. Sam’s Montpellier is a good choice for more affordable luxury, serving small plates.
Casual or Trendy Spots
The Coconut Tree is a great casual spot with delicious Sri Lankan food and cocktails, Planet Caravan serves up cocktails and street food, while MUSE Brasserie is a French fusion restaurant with an Asian twist.
Food Markets
Cheltenham Farmers Market takes place on the Promenade on the second and last Friday of every month, and independent pop-up market and food hall Cavendish House is there year-round.
Cheltenham Racecourse
The iconic Cheltenham Racecourse has been hosting races since the 19th century. Look out for the annual Cheltenham Festival in March.
Pittville Park
This park, opened in 1825, is the biggest in Cheltenham and includes green space, an aviary, and a boating lake.
The Wilson Art Gallery and Museum
The gallery and museum has permanent collections, including one on the Arts and Crafts Movement, exhibitions, and a popular children’s play area.
The Cotswolds
Cheltenham is a great base to explore the Cotswolds, with beautiful countryside just a short drive away.
Spas
Given its history as a spa town, Cheltenham is the perfect place for a spa break, with day spas and overnight stays.
City Centre
Cheltenham’s city centre is home to the main shopping streets as well as bars and restaurants.
Brewery Quarter
Found at the end of the High Street, this area is a former brewery that now acts as an entertainment and leisure hub. With a cinema, escape rooms, and many restaurants and bars, it’s a great place to spend an afternoon or evening.
Montpellier
This area at the end of the Promenade is home to Cheltenham’s independent shops as well as cafes, bars, and restaurants.
Cheltenham is easy to get to by train, with regularly scheduled trains from elsewhere in the UK, and is served by two junctions on the M5 motorway.
Cheltenham is fairly well-served in terms of parking, with car parks in the centre of town as well as several multi-storeys. If you’re not bringing the car, local buses run by Stagecoach serve the town.
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