One of the largest Romano-British villas in the country, with mosaics, bath-house remains, and a museum in a wooded combe near the trail.
Chedworth Roman Villa is one of the largest Romano-British villas in the country, with mosaic floors, bath-house remains, and a museum explaining life on a wealthy rural estate. The National Trust protects the site in a wooded combe near Chedworth village, not far from the line of the Cotswold Way through the central Cotswolds.
A visit pairs well with a shorter walking day or a rest stop if you are based nearby. Indoor displays and covered walkways help in wet weather, but paths around the ruins can be uneven. Book timed entry in peak season through the National Trust Chedworth page.
