The Corinium Museum is located at the heart of Cirencester the 'Capital of the Cotswolds'. Its principal collection consists of the highly significant finds from the Roman town of Corinium. However the museum today is much more than that, taking the visitor on a journey through time and charting the development of the Cotswolds from its prehistoric landscape to the modern day. The light and modern galleries offer the visitor an exceptional interactive experience. The museum is renowned for its learning provision, with an education centre and temporary exhibition space that ensure a vibrant, changing programme of events and activities for everyone to enjoy.

A BA Boeing 747 aircraft, preserved as a museum and transformed into an events venue. Now open to the public for self-guided tours as well as open as an interactive grotto experience over the winter - please see The Flight Before Christmas. Negus is open to the public most Wednesdays and Saturdays, subject to availability of the aircraft. Pre-booking is advised. Please visit the website to book.

Privately owned Manor House and Gardens. Important and unique Cotswold Arts and Craft building and contents. Outstanding early 20th century garden.

There has been a weekly Antiques & Collectors' Market in Cirencester's Corn Hall every Friday for more than 40 years. The market starts setting up from just after six every Friday morning, and officially opens at eight. Enthusiasts and collectors will find items here to suit all pockets, from a fiver to five hundred, and ranging from vintage and Art Deco, through to ancient and medieval. Glass, Ceramics and Silver can be found in abundance, as well as Jewellery, Metalwares, Furniture and works of art. Some of the dealers also specialise in Vintage stock, from the 1950s and 60s, including fashion, hats, accessories and costume jewellery. There are usually around 50 dealers, and entry is free. There is excellent town-centre parking.