What to do in Moreton-in-Marsh

Home to over 1,600 tree species, Batsford Arboretum blends Japanese and Chinese garden designs across 60 picturesque acres. Wander among cherry blossoms in spring or vibrant foliage in autumn for a tranquil escape.

This remarkably preserved Jacobean house showcases 400 years of history and is the birthplace of modern croquet. Wander through time-capsule interiors and historic topiary gardens where croquet began in 1865.

This unique Mughal-inspired estate showcases an ornate dome and exotic architecture rare in the English countryside. Explore tranquil gardens with Indian bridges and temple pools, then enjoy tea in the charming Orangery.

This award-winning three-acre garden showcases rare plants, imaginative topiary, and stunning herbaceous borders. Wander through themed garden rooms with the 18th-century Manor House as your backdrop.

Home to over 150 birds of prey, the Cotswold Falconry Centre showcases eagles, hawks, and falcons in their natural glory. Watch skilled falconers demonstrate these magnificent hunters during daily flying displays.

This intimate museum showcases RAF memorabilia and aviation art in a Victorian schoolhouse. Explore personal artefacts that tell the storey of Moreton-in-Marsh's crucial World War II role.

This medieval church houses one of Britain's largest 14th-century 'Doom' paintings of the Last Judgement. Visit in daylight to appreciate the striking artwork in its authentic, electricity-free interior.

This medieval church gained fame as St Mary's in the BBC series "Father Brown." Step inside to admire centuries of architectural history while experiencing the living heart of Blockley village.