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Great beer!

On the first Sunday of the month in the Village Hall, there's plenty of cakes and hot drinks. In the morning it's set aside for cyclists, with racks for bikes.

Super little cafe and a favourite with cyclists, a must stop if riding through Berkeley 👍

Berkeley Castle is located very closely to Dr. Jenner's Museum and St. Mary the Virgin Church in Berkeley. Very lovely place to visit with an adult ticket at the cost of £16 per person.

Gorgeous and good for getting a bit of speed up

The castle is open from March until October Sunday to Wednesday. It is closed on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays for private events.

Unusual looking church, the bell tower stands alone on the other side the graveyard.

Nice bike friendly cafe with a good selection of drinks, cakes, breakfast and lunch. Open daily from 9:00 - 16:00.

Lovely pub with a garden, popular with cyclists, and a great selection of beer

The deer are a lot less timid than in the wild, they're almost like sheep in behaviour. Wonderful views to each side of the hill... either the River Severn or the Cotswold Hills.

Vast parkland with herds of fallow and red deer. Lovely ancient oak trees and views over the River Severn and Gloucestershire.

The first castle at Berkeley was a motte-and-bailey, built around 1067 by William FitzOsbern shortly after the Conquest. This was subsequently held by three generations of the first Berkeley family, all called Roger de Berkeley, and rebuilt by them in the first half of the 12th century

I got an energy gel and puncture pair while waiting for a coffee at the tea room ☺️

A giant concrete Rubik's Cube!

A nice spot to sit and contemplate the world.

A spectacular and very well maintained castle, though I hear Edward II didn't particularly enjoy his visit here!

Nice spot to stop for a break. Quintessentially English.

Lovely little riverside spot just off the road and by the trail that runs down the river. Great for a little dip on a hot day.

Berkeley Castle's origins date back to the 11th century and except for a period of royal ownership by the Tudors, it has remained with the Berkeley family. It is traditionally belived that King Edward II was murder at Berkeley Castle in 1327.

Easy to keep an eye on your bike in the courtyard