Difference between revisions of "Cirencester"
Revision as of 00:40, 18 October 2006Cirencester is a picturesque Cotswolds market town in the English county of Gloucestershire, some 93 miles (150 km) west of London.
UnderstandGet inThere is no train line to this town, so the only alternatives are buses or cars. There's usually one bus an hour to Cirencester from Swindon, Cheltenham and Stroud. Parking in Cirencester has become harder in recent years due to increased prices but there are many carparks near the centre as well as in the market place (not on market days) Get aroundThe town is small enough to walk around on foot. Discussions have been taking place as to whether the centre of town (in front of the church) should be pedestrianised - these have been going on for years, so don't hold your breath. See
DoSwim either indoor at the sport centre or outdoors in the summer near Gloucester street BuyThere are the typical high-street chains here too. But there are some good special shops on Black Jack Street behind the church. EatCheapGreasy Joes. On the edge of Cirencester near the large tesco towards Swindon. Cheap trucker fry ups. Cafe Bar Good place for a sandwich at lunch SplurgeThe Polo Canteen Harry Hares. Well cooked traditional English food. Best food anywhere in the Cotswolds, friendly, attractive and helpful staff. Drink
SleepBudgetMid range
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