This small site is managed by the English Heritage and also gives free entrance to National Trust members. We signed up for a guided tour of the ruins of this old abbey. The guide was really good and made history came alive with stories of the people connected to this abbey over the centuries. Next door is a church that contains some fragments of medieval stained glass windows which used to feature in the abbey. Well worth a visit.

Situated in the beautiful North Cotwolds landscape, these impressive ruins are a must visit if in the area or passing by. The ruins of the Cloisters is the centre piece. Sadly suffered as with many others by Henry V111 "Dissolution of Monasteries " policy. Parking available, a nice little museum to tour and learn the abbeys history.

As English Heritage members it's free, but if you're not a member, £12.30 an adult seems pretty steep for what is here. Not a lot left of the buildings themselves, some arches and low walls, and that's about it. With that said the audio guide is very comprehensive, and there is lots of signage. Some very interesting artifacts in the museum and the lady at the front desk is very knowledgeable and friendly.

We've been meaning to visit this place for a while. So glad we finally made the trip. The lady on reception was so friendly and made us feel so welcome. We are English heritage members so we got free entry. There is a free audio guide which was great to use. Easy and really interesting to hear the stories of the abbey. It was relatively quiet here today so that was nice as you could take plenty of clear photos. The museum is also really interesting. Don't forget to visit the church opposite.

Nice place to visit for an hour or two, being a ruin it's best do this on a dry day. There is a indoor museum and a modern cloister with some of the old stone work on display. The ruins are a pleasant walk round, with signs to explain what the area is.