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The Oxfordshire Cotswolds |
Kelmscott
Manor (Kelmscott, South of Burford)
Country
Home of William Morris – Poet, Craftsman and Socialist – from
1871 until his death in 1896. The house contains a collection of
the professions and works of Morris and his associates, including
furniture, textiles, carpets and ceramics. Opening Hours: Summer Months
Telephone: 01367 252486
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Cogges
Manor Farm Museum (Witney)
A unique working museum depicting Oxfordshire rural life in Victorian
times set in an historic manor house and Cotswold stone farm buildings.
The 20 acre farm has traditional breeds of farm animals and displays of
agricultural tools and machinery.
Opening Hours: From mid March to the end of November, Bank Holiday Mondays
and Tuesdays to Fridays from 10.30am to 5.30pm. Saturdays and Sundays
from 12.00pm to 5.30pm. Closed on Good Fridays and early closing at 4.30pm
after British Summertime ends in October.
Telephone: 01993 772602
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Cotswold Wildlife Park (Bradwell
Grove, South of Burford)
A great
family attraction set in 160 acres of beautiful gardens and parkland
surrounding a listed Victorian Manor
House. See Rhinos,
Zebras, Camels and Ostriches out in the open. Also view endangered
species including Asiatic Lions, Amur Leopards, Red Pandas and Giant
Tortoises. Visit the Tropical, Reptile and Insect and Bat Houses
and see many tropical birds and mammals. Children's Farmyard
and Adventure Playground and the narrow gauge railway.
Opening Hours: Daily
Telephone: 01993 823006
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North Leigh Roman Villa (North Leigh)
The part exposed floor plan of a large Roman Villa first unearthed
in 1813and consisting of over 60 rooms including some mosaics that
are now under shelter. The access to this English Heritage site
is down an unsurfaced track, some distance from the road.
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Minster
Lovell Hall (Minster Lovell)
Situated
next to the River Windrush and Minster Lovell Church in a beautiful
setting. The romantic ruins of Lord Lovell's 15th Century House – interesting Dovecote. There is also
a fine church at the entrance.
Opening Hours: Both can be accessed all year around.
For more information about the English Heritage please
visit www.english-heritage.org
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