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T e Travel Guide UK Travel


Promotional Content • Saturday 6th September 2025


Visit the Stroud district — the undiscovered Cotswolds


T e Stroud district invites you to discover its charming towns and breathtaking landscapes in the heart of


the Cotswolds. Visitors


can enjoy quintessential Cotswold charm in the local towns, such as Painswick with its cobbled streets and serene gardens, explore the historic 12th-century Berkeley Castle or marvel at the district’s textile past. All while enjoying the vibrant food and shopping scene in areas such as Nailsworth. A stroll through the award-


winning Stroud farmers’ market reveals fresh produce and artisan goods, while picturesque walking trails through rolling valleys and along peaceful canals are only a stone’s throw away. T e region is conveniently accessible via three train stations and it’s close to the visitstroud.uk, stroud.gov.uk


Discover the history of home life at Museum of the Home in east London


Nestled in the heart of east London’s Hoxton is Museum of the Home, the place to explore the history of home and what home means to you. Housed in Grade I-listed 18th century alms- houses, its free galleries, gardens and gift shop reveal stories about domes- tic life in the past, present and future. Whether you’re visiting for the


fi rst time or dropping in as a local, there’s something for everyone. All ages will love the interactive Rooms T rough Time exhibit, learning about everything from textiles and furniture to celebrations in the home. Dive into four centuries of home life and the evolution of dwellings from 1630 to 2049, and the objects, artworks and personal stories that constitute London’s history.


If you’re looking for gifts, don’t


miss the award-winning gift shop fi lled with sustainable, aff ordable and essential items for everyday life — from homeware, books and ceramics to accessories and toys. T e museum holds free family days, and events


tours throughout the


year, and an annual Winter Festival programme packed with festive celebrations. Visit museumofthehome. org.uk to see what’s on when you visit.


T: 020 7739 9893 Open to all, 10am-5pm, Tuesday to Sunday. Free entry, no booking required. Museum of the Home, 136 Kingsland Road, London E2 8EA


major cities of Bristol, Gloucester and Cheltenham. With scenic views and an authen-


tic atmosphere, the Stroud district is an unmissable destination for those seeking the Cotswold experience away from the hustle and bustle.


JARON JAMES


EM FITZGERALD


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