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Take a trip to the charming town of Cirencester to explore its rich history. Visit the Corinium Museum to learn about the town s Roman past and stop by the Parish Church of St. John Baptist, one of the largest parish churches in England.

Head back to the Cotswold Water Park for an afternoon of fishing or birdwatching. The park is home to over 150 bird species, making it a haven for bird enthusiasts.

Dine at The Wild Duck Inn, a cozy gastropub with a menu featuring local ingredients and traditional British dishes.

Visit the Cotswold Wildlife Park and Gardens, home to a variety of animals from all over the world. Highlights include the Madagascar exhibit, the lemur walk-through, and the penguin pool.

Take a leisurely bike ride along one of the many scenic routes in the Cotswold Water Park. Bike hire is available at various locations throughout the park.

Enjoy a meal at The Potting Shed Pub, a family-friendly restaurant with a focus on fresh, locally sourced ingredients.

Explore the charming village of Bibury, known for its picturesque cottages and trout farm. Take a stroll along the River Coln and visit the 14th-century Arlington Row cottages.

Head to the Cotswold Water Park s South Cerney Outdoor Centre for an afternoon of adventure. Activities include high ropes courses, archery, and zip-lining.

Dine at The Bakers Arms, a traditional country pub with a cozy atmosphere and an extensive menu featuring British classics.

Take a hot air balloon ride over the Cotswold Water Park for a breathtaking view of the park and the surrounding countryside.

Visit the Cotswold Sculpture Park, featuring over 200 sculptures from both established and up-and-coming artists.

Dine at The Lakeside Brasserie, a stylish restaurant with stunning views of the lake and a menu featuring modern British cuisine.