Local Wotton shops (such as the Wotton farm shop, Fifi’s fancy furniture and Loving Home). These are some of the local shops in Wotton, which would be worth a pop in to see.

Around Wotton-under-Edge, there are several great farm shops. There is Wotton Farm shop, Leaf & Ground in Dursley which also encompasses a nice restaurant, garden shop and walks and the reknown Tortworth Estate Farm shop each selling some of the best local produce around. These Farm shops support local farmers and craft businesses. So if you are looking for locally sourced produce and to try some of the traditional delicacies, the local farm shops are the places to go.

There is several local pubs from a 100m away from the doorstep to a 5 min drive down the road. In Wotton under Edge you have the Royal Oak (100m away); The Star Inn (a 5 min walk away) and The Falcon Steak House (just down the High street). All these pubs are very popular and all have high ratings online, they are all worth a look (especially the Falcon Steakhouse if you want some food as well). In Charfield there is several other well-known pubs such as: The Plough; The Railway Tavern and The Pear-Tree Micro Pub.

Wotton cinema, is very small, unique and fun to visit and is located only a 2 minute walk from the Bank.

If you prefer a high quality cinema with the latest releases, there is a Cineworld cinema 20mins away in Yate or Vue at Cribbs Causeway (30mins away).

If you are feeling brave, you could visit The Old Ram Inn, renowned as the most haunted building in England.  The ancient Grade II listed property is only a ten minute walk from the Bank and is definitely worth a look.  It hosts a number of events and openings throughout the year including ghost hunts.

The Cotswolds have a very large golfing community ranging from high skill level competitions to crazy golf at local fairs. There is 3 high rated golf clubs around Wotton under Edge, they all accept visitors and you can go and putt some holes for a set price (varies between each clubs). They all have good quality courses and one is even part of the England Championship series
Cotswold Edge Golf Club
Chipping Sodbury Golf Club
Stinchcombe Hill Golf Club

Bristol has one of the largest heritages across the country, renown for its engineering world-wide; Brunel. It also has several great tourist attractions and is definitely worth the visit to both see reminisce its amazing History or to go visit the many attractions which are around today.

Bath is one of the prettiest places in the UK as it has some lovely Georgian Architecture, made out of the local Bath stone (which has a nice gold tint to it).

Bath has some great places to visit, including the Roman Baths, which is one of the most spectacular ancient spas in the country.  Bath Abbey is also worth a visit or if you prefer just a stroll around the historic city and take in the beauty of the buildings such as the Royal Crescent and walk along the Avon River and over Putney bridge.  The city also boasts a wealth of gift shops, tea rooms and restaurants.

A stunning Cotswold town, which has been featured in amazing movies such as warhorse and many others, is local to Wotton only 30 mins away. Its a very pretty town and is home to a racetrack! So if you are into your motor sports its definitely worth visiting on a track-day and if you want a go yourself you can book a driving experience to have a race round the track. There is also a chance to drive around the track in go-karts if that is more your thing. There can also be days where there is car shows at the track too

The National Arboretum, in the nearby town of Westonbirt, you can visit the national arboretum where you can see nourished gardens of many different specimens. The Arboretum is like a massive garden consisting of all types of plants and flowers. Its a very large tourist attraction and is 100% worth the visit if you can make it.

Berkeley is located approximately 7.5 miles away and is an idyllic market town where you can visit the renowned Berkeley Castle where King Edward II was held prisoner and it is believed murdered.  The Castle is open to the public between April and October with many events held throughout the this time.   The gardens are glorious and there are a choice of cafes both at the castle and within the town.