Cirencester Hotels

Cirencester Attractions

• Church of St John the Baptist
• Corinium Museum
• Cirencester House

Cirencester Activities

• Visit Cotswold Avenue to see the site of a Roman amphitheatre
• Watch the local football club, Cirencester Town F.C., play a game at the Corinium Stadium
• Catch a performance by the Cirencester Philharmonic Orchestra

Cirencester Climate

Cirencester boasts an oceanic climate with cool winters, warmer summers and year-round precipitation. Annual rainfall in Cirencester is around 1,000 mm. Maximum temperatures in the region during the summer range from 18°C to 22°C, and in winter minimum average temperatures range between 1°C and 4°C.

Getting There & Around

The nearest airports to Cirencester are Bristol International Airport, the small Cotswold Airport at Kemble, London Heathrow Airport and Birmingham International Airport. Corinium taxis can provide tourists with transportation to and from these airports. At Bristol Airport, six national car hire companies are available for use by tourists.

Cirencester is small enough to explore on foot. The town boasts an extensive road network with routes to nearby Gloucester, Oxford, Bristol and Bath. Cirencester does not have its own railway station, but tourists can access the railway system at Kemble railway station.