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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.

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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.

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

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.

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.

Tea rooms open 10:00-16:00. National Trust membership/paid entry to house and gardens.

Beautiful Country House with gardens and Estate Walks. Coffee Shop and Toilets.

A stunning semi-finished mansion , which is supposed to be haunted. I find doubtful... not least because it's never been lived in! 😃

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

A great NT park with a good variety of walking trails for all. The parking is also only £3 for the day if you aren't a NT member!

Great place to visit. You can watch the resident bats on the infrared camera during open days.

An incredibly beautiful house set in equally beautiful grounds and surrounding countryside.

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

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.

Dating back to the 11th century Berkeley Castle has belonged to the Berkeley family for over eight centuries. The castle has witness turbulent history – believed to be the murder scene of King Edward II in 1327 after the castle was ransacked by forces in 1326. The beautiful castle was restored in 2006. Today, you can explore the well-preserved castle and its gardens from 10.30am - 5pm daily (last admission 4pm). Tickets for adults cost £12.50 and include a guided tour. You can find more information, here: https://www.berkeley-castle.com/

No original furniture in the building but the history of the building from different architectural eras is interesting. Try to join the basement tour and walk the park.