Church of St John the Baptist
Grade I listed church with a Perpendicular porch and fan vaults, paid for by wool merchants.
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Grade I listed church with a Perpendicular porch and fan vaults, paid for by wool merchants.
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Museum of Roman Corinium and Cotswold history, with over 90 mosaics known from the town and area.
Central square beside the parish church, with the Corn Hall, the Kings Head and the Fleece around it.
Corn exchange designed by Medland, Maberly and Medland and completed in 1863.
Castellated barracks building on Cecily Hill, close to the Cecily Hill gate of Cirencester Park.
Early 2nd-century earthwork that could seat about 8,000 spectators; free entry in daylight hours.
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Town-centre park holding the Norman Arch, one of the few remains of the abbey demolished in 1539.
Landscape park laid out after 1714 by Allen Bathurst, 1st Earl Bathurst, beside the town centre and extending west.
Art shop and framer on West Market Place, trading since 1975.
The Cotswolds
A wool town of stone terraces, a 1627 market hall and the start of the Cotswold Way
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A wide High Street of stone houses below Broadway Tower
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A hilltop market town around a large square where the Royalists surrendered in 1646
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