Chapter 01
Roman Capital.
Once Corinium Dobunnorum, Cirencester was the second-largest city in Roman Britain. Today, that ancient importance is still felt in its grand scale, its arterial roads, and the ancient ruins that underpin the modern town.
Chapter 02
Market Pulse.
The bustling market square, dominated by the majestic Church of St John Baptist, is the primary stage for Cotswold life. It is a town that has been at the center of regional trade for over two thousand years.
Chapter 03
Parkland Heritage.
Cirencester Park, the estate of the Earl Bathurst, offers massive expanses of accessible woodland and the longest broad-avenue walk in England. It is a green lung that provides the perfect rural counterpoint to the town's urban center.
Chapter 04
Cotswold Gateway.
Cirencester sits perfectly balanced between the high wolds to the north and the water parks to the south, serving as the region's natural capital and its strategic gateway for search and discovery.