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Pittville Pump Rooms
This
is just a 5 minute stroll from the hotel. You can taste the Spa waters
that have made Cheltenham famous. Many famous and distinguished people,
such as Samuel Johnson and Handel, came to take the waters at Cheltenham.
It was George III in 1788 that really put
Cheltenham on the map of Britain. 'Farmer George' as he was popularly
known stayed at the Bayshill and after 'taking the waters' walked regularly
around the town with his family.
The Pump Rooms are a social focussing point
for modern day Cheltenham with recitals during the town's Festival of
Music & Literature. The grand building also houses Cheltenham's
gallery of fashion.
Places of Interest Pittville Pump Room Stratford-upon-Avon Blenheim Palace Cheltenham Racecourse Cotswold Villages
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