Guidebook for Woolaston, Nr Lydney

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Guidebook for Woolaston, Nr Lydney

Food Scene

15 minute walk from the cottage, good food, occasional live music.
28 locals recommend
The Globe Inn, Alvington
Clanna Road
28 locals recommend
15 minute walk from the cottage, good food, occasional live music.
A five minute drive away, award winning farm shop with butcher and deli counters and coffee shop
13 locals recommend
Hanley Farm Shop
Hanley Court
13 locals recommend
A five minute drive away, award winning farm shop with butcher and deli counters and coffee shop
Just a 5 minute from the cottage, treat yourselves to an afternoon tea or a morning coffee with a delicious homemade cake, or glass of wine with a light lunch.
Swan House Tea Room
Just a 5 minute from the cottage, treat yourselves to an afternoon tea or a morning coffee with a delicious homemade cake, or glass of wine with a light lunch.

Drinks & Nightlife

20 minute walk from the cottage, friendly country pub, good pub food, good beer, gin shelf!
8 locals recommend
The Rising Sun
Woolaston Common
8 locals recommend
20 minute walk from the cottage, friendly country pub, good pub food, good beer, gin shelf!

Sightseeing

Visit Symonds Yat Rock a famous view point overlooking the Wye Valley then take the trail down to the river and visit one of the lovely tea rooms or The Saracens Head for a spot of lunch.
191 locals recommend
Symonds Yat
191 locals recommend
Visit Symonds Yat Rock a famous view point overlooking the Wye Valley then take the trail down to the river and visit one of the lovely tea rooms or The Saracens Head for a spot of lunch.
The Cistercian abbey of Tintern is one of the greatest monastic ruins of Wales. Keen walkers can walk directly from the cottage to Tintern taking in Devils Pulpit on the way.
167 locals recommend
Tintern Abbey / Abaty Tyndryn
167 locals recommend
The Cistercian abbey of Tintern is one of the greatest monastic ruins of Wales. Keen walkers can walk directly from the cottage to Tintern taking in Devils Pulpit on the way.
Chepstow Castle is the oldest surviving post-Roman stone fortification in Britain. Located above cliffs on the River Wye, construction began in 1067.
112 locals recommend
Chepstow Castle
112 locals recommend
Chepstow Castle is the oldest surviving post-Roman stone fortification in Britain. Located above cliffs on the River Wye, construction began in 1067.

Parks & Nature

Explore enchanting puzzle wood, the site of lots of filming recently, it featured in Doctor Who, Harry Potter, Merlin among others
159 locals recommend
Puzzlewood
Perrygrove Road
159 locals recommend
Explore enchanting puzzle wood, the site of lots of filming recently, it featured in Doctor Who, Harry Potter, Merlin among others

Shopping

Many big high street names but also lots of interesting independent shops especially on St Mary's Street
40 locals recommend
Chepstow
40 locals recommend
Many big high street names but also lots of interesting independent shops especially on St Mary's Street
An award winning arts and crafts visitor centre. A base for 15 artisan businesses, Gift Shop and Cafe.
46 locals recommend
Taurus Crafts
46 locals recommend
An award winning arts and crafts visitor centre. A base for 15 artisan businesses, Gift Shop and Cafe.

Entertainment & Activities

Have fun with a day at the races!
37 locals recommend
Chepstow Racecourse
Saint Lawrence Road
37 locals recommend
Have fun with a day at the races!
Hire a bike or bring your own and explore the cycling trails around the Forest of Dean, or if you're brave enough tackle the exciting mountain bike trails. Theres a great cafe as well for coffee and cake or lunch.
97 locals recommend
Pedalabikeaway
New Road
97 locals recommend
Hire a bike or bring your own and explore the cycling trails around the Forest of Dean, or if you're brave enough tackle the exciting mountain bike trails. Theres a great cafe as well for coffee and cake or lunch.