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The fort is privately owned and not open to visitors. Nevertheless, the trip is worth it, especially for the magnificent views over Stroud to the Severn.

If you find yourself in Gloucestershire, Woodchester Mansion in Nympsfield is worth considering. It's an unfinished Gothic revival house with a peculiar story, as construction halted in the mid-1870s, leaving it complete externally but with many interior spaces unfinished. The mansion opens seasonally to the public, and also seasonally houses a cafe. This unique state of preservation, along with a resident bat colony, makes for a rather distinct and thought-provoking visit.

Unfortunately, you cannot take a look inside the castle without paying an entrance fee. The entrance fee currently costs £22.

Film set location and amazingly photogenic. In private ownership - respect their privacy when visiting the demesne

Sudeley Castle is a beautiful estate with a history of over 1000 years. It's situated nearby to the market town of Winchcombe on the edge of the Cotswolds. To enter the castle, there is a fee, which you can find more information on via this link sudeleycastle.co.uk/plan-your-visit/opening-times-and-prices

Sudeley Castle is a beautiful estate with a history of over 1000 years. It's situated nearby to the market town of Winchcombe on the edge of the Cotswolds. To enter the castle, there is a fee, which you can find more information on via this link https://sudeleycastle.co.uk/plan-your-visit/opening-times-and-prices

Rodborough Fort is a historical landmark perched ontop of Rodborough Hill near Stroud. Its hilltop vantage point meant it played a vital rote in strategic defence during different periods of history. You can read about the fort at its location and learn more about its fascinating past.

Sudeley Castle was built in the mid 1400s on the land of the former Sudeley estate and manor house. It's linked strongly to king Henry VIII and his wife Katherine Parr who is buried here. In the mid 1600s the castle was slighted (destroyed) as part of the English civil war. Today it's a lived in castle, and you can pay to visit. You can also run past on the footpaths and enjoy the view.