Cheltenham; Sunday, 19 January, 2014

With breakfast consumed and my bags left in store in the hotel I headed out into a glorious crisp winters morning with a clear blue sky and almost blinding sun, such a difference from the previous evening.

First stop of the morning was straight through the town centre and out the other side again to the Pittville Park and Pump Room. The Pump room was where those coming to Cheltenham to take the waters would have come to take the cure. I had a look around the pump room, but declined the offer to sample the waters.

I walked back to town through the pretty Pittville park and then continued on through the town centre along the Promenade and the beautiful examples of Georgian Architecture and on into Montpellier.

I had a long wander around Montpellier stopping for a quite long lunch in one of the many café’s before walking over to the town’s museum.

There was lots to see in the museum and gallery, with some of the rooms being so crowded with artefacts that it’s almost certain I missed stuff on the look round.

By the time I had exhausted the museum and gallery it was late afternoon and after a quick stop in a café for a coffee it was time to catch the bus back to the hotel to collect my luggage and head home.