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When you're exploring Cirencester, making your first stop at the Local Information Centre is a smart move.
You'll find it right in the heart of town, ready to help you get the most out of your visit to what was once Corinium Dobunnorum, the second-largest Roman town in Britain. The friendly team there can give you advice on everything from finding the best walks around places like Stratton or Baunton, to pointing you towards the must-see historical sites.
You can pick up maps, learn about upcoming events, and get practical tips for exploring the town and its surroundings. They're great for guiding you to the fascinating Corinium Museum, which showcases the area's rich Roman past, or directing you to the earthworks of the old Roman amphitheatre. Don't forget to ask about the impressive Abbey Church of St. John the Baptist, a real highlight of the market town. Whether you're heading out to Siddington, Wiggold, Daglingworth, or Ampney Crucis, the centre is your go-to for local knowledge, ensuring you have a smooth and enjoyable time discovering Cirencester's unique blend of history and contemporary charm.
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