This major thoroughfare is Cheltenham’s grandest street.
6 min
This extravagant fountain was built in 1893 out of Portland stone.
2 min
This hotel stands on the site of the Sherborne Spa, also known as the Imperial Spa.
2 min
This junction marks the start of the Montpellier area of Cheltenham.
2 min
This area features a 19th-century shopping arcade and several caryatid statues.
2 min
A bank since 1882, this beautiful building was originally the Montpellier Spa.
2 min
This section of Cheltenham is a popular & impressive residential area.
3 min
This area of Cheltenham contains a series of beautiful Regency-era residences.
2 min
This street features antique, craft, and dress shops.
1 min
This school features diverse architecture dating back to the early 19th century.
3 min
Laid out in the early 19th century, these gardens feature a bandstand & gallery.
2 min
Although the terraced housing here seems Regency-era, it was actually built in 1995.
1 min
The fountain of Napoleon here was looted during the Napoleonic Wars.
1 min
Built in the Baroque style, the town hall doesn’t quite match most of Cheltenham.
2 minA 60-minute walk around the Regency centre of Cheltenham, including: the War Memorial; the Neptune fountain; Imperial Gardens; the Queens Hotel; Cheltenham Ladies’ College; the site of the original Montpellier Spa; Lansdown Crescent; the Gordon Lamp; Suffolk Square; the Daffodil (former art deco cinema); Cheltenham College; the birthplace of polar explorer Edward Wilson; Montpellier Gardens; and the Town Hall.
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