One of Britain's largest and most elaborate Roman villas, discovered in 1864. Features fine mosaics, underfloor heating, and two Roman bath houses.

Why Go

🏛️ Explore extensive Roman ruins and artifacts
✨ Admire well-preserved mosaics and unique heating systems
🌳 Enjoy picturesque Cotswold countryside setting
🔎 Witness active archaeological discoveries

Why Avoid

🚫 Site closed during winter months (until Feb 2, 2026)
⚠️ Narrow access roads and uneven surfaces, tricky for wheelchairs
📵 Poor phone signal

Tips

🚗 Follow brown signs from A429 for best road access, not just sat nav to 'Chedworth'
🐕 Assistance dogs only inside, other dogs in outside café seating
🚕 Pre-book a taxi if arriving by train, as public transport is limited.

Cost

💰 Adults £15.00, Child £7.50, Family £37.50; National Trust members free.

Hours

🕒 Closed for winter, reopens February 2, 2026. Check official website for current times.

🅿️ Parking Parking for 35 cars near visitor centre, additional lay-by space. Woodland car park (250m) from March-October, uneven surface.

🚻 Toilets Accessible toilets available on site.

☕ Café Serves hot/cold drinks, cakes, light lunches, snacks.

🛍️ Shop Roman-themed souvenirs, books, games, seasonal plants, gifts.

♿ Accessibility Blue Badge parking, drop-off point, accessible toilets, wheelchairs available, ramped access, but some uneven surfaces.