Pittville Park

Opened in 1825, Pittville Park is the biggest ornamental park in Cheltenham and highlights the glorious Pump Room and lakes. This park is given a review 2 posting under the English Heritage enroll of noteworthy parks and gardens, with the Pump Room as a review 1 memorable building.

Pittville Park is isolated in two by Evesham Road. A great many people know about the eastern side of the recreation center, which is ignored by Pittville Pump Room, and home to the principle kids' play territory and the aviaries where you'll locate their famous winged creatures and bunnies. In any case, toward the west of Evesham Road lies the significantly bigger western park with its more normal design and little regions of forest.

Here you will locate the bigger 'lower lake' where you can angle amid the angling season, and there is a littler youngsters' play territory alongside tennis courts, a pitch and putt green and a skate stop. Toilets can be found in the eastern park just toward the south of the play zone, and you can purchase refreshments at the Kiosk in the play region and at Central Cross Cafe which is in the southern area close by Central Cross Drive.