Sudeley Castle, Winchcombe, Gloucestershire

Set against the beautiful backdrop of the Cotswold hills, Sudeley Castle is regarded as one of England’s most enchanting castles.

• Set against the beautiful backdrop of the Cotswold hills
• Glorious Gardens and Amazing Exhibitions
• A packed Events programme for all the family

Sudeley was once the magnificent palace of Queen Katherine Parr, Henry VIII’s last and surviving wife who is buried here in the church. Henry VIII, Anne Boleyn, Lady Jane Grey and Elizabeth I all stayed at Sudeley Castle.The Castle is surrounded by ten magnificent gardens each with their own charm. The centre piece, the Queen’s Garden, is named after Katherine Parr and has a magnificent collection of old-fashioned roses and herbs, surrounded by grand yew hedges.

The Pheasantry & Wildfowl area houses the largest public collection of rare and species in the country.The ground-breaking Contemporary Art exhibition returns as part of an annual rolling programme, with world renowned artists producing some astounding pieces.The castle’s exhibitions and exciting events programme provides something for all the family to enjoy. Events include jousting, farmer’s markets, open air theatre, summer proms and garden events, to name but a very few.