Things To Do

A curated list of attractions, green spaces, and dining, all within easy reach of Arundel House.

People relaxing on green lawn near a large classical building with a green dome, beside a pond with a water fountain.

Pittville Park & Pump Room

A beautiful Regency-era park and historic pump room—great for leisurely strolls, boating on the lake, or enjoying seasonal events.

Green park with colorful flower beds, blossoming trees, benches, and buildings in the background under a clear blue sky.

Montpellier Gardens

Home to some of the finest jump racing in the UK, including the world-famous Cheltenham Festival.

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Wilson Art Gallery & Museum

A local cultural gem with exhibitions spanning art, natural history, and Cheltenham heritage—free to explore.

Row of cream-colored townhouses with black wrought-iron railings and balconies, shaded by leafy trees along a quiet street.

Regency Architecture & The Promenade

Wander along the elegant Regency buildings, independent boutiques, and sophisticated eateries that define Cheltenham’s town centre.

Outdoor seating area of The Artisan Baker café with tables, wicker chairs, and planter boxes with greenery.

The Artisan Baker

Lo, handcrafted baked goods, including bread and pastries, crafted with quality ingredients and traditional techniques.

Aerial view of a blue and white event tent in a park surrounded by trees, tennis courts, and rows of houses with cars parked on nearby streets.

Cheltenham’s Vibrant Festivals

Known as “The Festival Town,” Cheltenham hosts world-class music, literature, science, and jazz festivals throughout the year. Visit CheltenhamBoutique Retreats

Empty metal bench on a grassy hill overlooking a town and distant fields under a partly cloudy sky.

Walking in the Cotswolds & Cleeve Hill

The Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is right on your doorstep—ideal for scenic walks and unbeatable vistas from nearby Cleeve Hill.

Cheltenham Races

Cheltenham Racecourse is home to some of the finest jump racing in the UK, including the world-famous Cheltenham Festival.

Elegant circular bar with hanging wine glasses and greenery centerpiece under a large white domed ceiling in a stylish restaurant.

The Ivy Montpellier Brasserie

Glamorous brasserie dining in a beautiful setting.

Golden metallic letters spelling PRITHVI mounted on a black building facade, with a matching signboard hanging outside.

Prithvi

One of Cheltenham’s most celebrated restaurants, offering fine Indian dining with contemporary flair.

Calm lake reflecting a cloudy blue sky and surrounding green trees with some branches framing the top.

Cotswold Country Park & Beach

A surprising lakeside destination with sandy “beach,” swimming lagoons, kayak and pedalo hire, mini-golf, and aqua adventure—perfect for active families.

Street view of white historic buildings with large trees, parked bicycles, and people walking on a sunny day.

No.131 The Promenade

A stylish townhouse restaurant with seasonal menus and vibrant cocktails.

Pan-seared fish fillet with crispy skin, garnished with edible flowers and herbs, served with creamy sauce and vegetables in a white bowl.

Lumière

Michelin-starred, modern British dining using locally sourced produce.

Aerial view of a historic castle surrounded by manicured gardens and lush green fields.

Sudeley Castle & Grounds

A short drive away, this 15th-century castle with stunning gardens and royal heritage offers a tranquil and picturesque outing.

Gourmet dish with seared meat, grilled vegetables, and berry sauce artfully plated on a large white plate.

Le Champignon Sauvage

Two Michelin-starred, serving exceptional modern French cuisine.