Chedworth Roman Villa in the Cotswolds

About Chedworth Roman Villa

The remains of one of the largest Roman villas in Britain provide a fascinating insight into the period. The site was discovered in 1864 by a local gamekeeper and subsequently excavated. Over a mile of walls survive along with beautiful mosaics, two bathhouses, hypocausts, a water shrine and latrine. Visitors to the museum will discover artefacts from the villa, and an audio-visual presentation brings history to life.

• 1,700-year-old stately home
• Beautiful wooded combe surroundings
• Discover surviving mosaics, hypocausts, bathhouses and latrines
• Exciting Living History events bring the archaeology to life

Whats on at Chedworth Roman Villa in 2010

• March events: includes 'Roman's Mothers Day at Chedworth Roman Villa'
• April events: includes the 'Easter Egg Trail at Chedworth Roman Villa'
• June events: includes 'Dad's Gladiator School at Chedworth Roman Villa'
• July events: includes 'The Romans are coming! at Chedworth Roman Villa'
• August events: includes 'Gladiators! at Chedworth Roman Villa'
• September events: includes 'Heritage Open Day at Chedworth Roman Villa'
• October events: includes 'Halloween Trail at Chedworth Roman Villa'

More details of events at Chedworth Roman Villa in 2010...

2010 Opening times at Chedworth Roman Villa

Tuesday - Sunday  & Bank Holiday Mondays

• 13 Mar - 27 Mar 10am - 4pm 
• 28 Mar - 31 Oct 10am - 5pm
• 2 Nov  - 14 Nov 10am - 4pm

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2010 Admission at Chedworth Roman Villa

• Adult and senior citizen £7
• Child £4.00*
• Family £18.00* (2 adults and 3 children)
• National Trust members FREE.
• Children 5 years and under FREE.

* Price includes voluntary gift aid donation; Visitors can, however, choose to pay the standard admission charges which are displayed at the property and at www.nationaltrust.org.uk