National Trust - Chedworth Roman Villa

On my bucket list. Loads to see. £14 to non members of national trust. Great audio guide to accompany visit. Would like to back when it's warmer to enjoy the outside more. Showcase piece was the mosaics. Amazing. There's toilets, a cafe and games and activities for children. Lots of additional info on the audio guide too. Free car park at the end of long, beautiful, narrow country roads through the estate, (highwayman pheasants on the road there and back!)

Oh wow!!! What an incredible experience. Highly recommend it - absolutely worth it. A lovely gentleman gave us such interesting information about the Villa. There is a museum on site which displays more artifacts that were unearthed on site.

We loved our visit to National Trust – Chedworth Roman Villa! The audio tour was excellent — with separate kids’ and adults’ versions that were both fun and educational. We found it even more engaging than an on-site talk, as it really brought the history to life for all ages. The children especially enjoyed the summer play activities — they tried every single game and had an absolute blast! We learned a lot during our visit and ended up spending about 2.5 hours exploring the site. A fantastic mix of history, hands-on fun, and beautiful surroundings — highly recommended for families.

Amazing National Trust property- one that feels like active work is ongoing to uncover more about this fascinating Roman villa. The mosaic work is beautiful - feels like a proper treasure. As usual, the café is also delightful

Amazing site. Quite a drive through single lane roads to get here. Loved the mosaics - so well preserved! The audio guide is excellent. Spent about 2h here with a cafe visit.

This is a great place to visit, ideally when it's not raining. It's got to be the largest villa we've visited. This includes the Brading Villa on the Isle of Wight. The audio guide is excellent and gives a great insight into the Villa and what you are looking at. We spent over 2 hours here and they have a very nice cafe should you want refreshments. Highly recommended.

This is a lovely National Trust property that showcases a Roman ruin with housed mosaic. The staff here are knowledgeable and helpful and there were some lovely activities for the children along with the opportunity to see a mixture of artefacts and replica items. There's a lovely little museum (one room) that has excerpts from the journal of the family that discovered the ruins. There's a small gift shop and cafe and a number of benches around the grounds for picnics. We were here for a couple of hours which seemed about right.

Beautiful place for people who love history ♡♡ such an awrsome historic place to visit , to know more about the roman culture !! How they lived , their architecture , their way of living , all is worthwhile to visit this place !! This place encapsules so much of their living style , their sanitary system , their heating system that was invented centuries ago which we just made a bit more modern and changed to some extent ! Otherwise all started centuries ago :)♡♡ LOVED this place . Would definetely visit again as it's not just one time fun , you can visit when ever you feel like getting close to the history . This carries so much of a glimpse how romans were and how they lived centuries ago :) A life that carries so much about their minds and intrigues to know of them more and more ... Lovely place indeed .....

National Trust property with tea-room, shop and the usual high degree of efficiency that the NT shows. Only problem is that the car-park is more of a clearing in the woods - not good if you are unsure on your feet. There is parking nearing the property but that isn't clear when you arrive and it was crowded out when we were there.

Brings back memories as went through school as a child! Can still remember it nowvery educational!

well worth a visit ,great 4th century mosaics ,small museum and gift shop ,its right in the middle of lovely countryside down a gravel track at the end of a 3 mile single track road so drive carefully but there is a reasonable size car park