Abbaye de Hailes - Cheltenham

Bienvenue à l'Abbaye de Hailes, une destination incontournable pour les amateurs d'histoire et d'architecture. Située à l'adresse Hailes, Cheltenham GL54 5PB, cette abbaye est facilement accessible en voiture, avec un parking accessible en fauteuil roulant. Vous pouvez également contacter l'abbaye par téléphone au 01242602398.

L'Abbaye de Hailes est un monument historique remarquable, offrant une plongée fascinante dans le passé. Cette attraction touristique propose de nombreux services sur place et est accessible en fauteuil roulant, ce qui en fait une destination idéale pour tous.

L'Abbaye de Hailes est spécialisée dans la préservation et la présentation de l'histoire monastique. Les visiteurs peuvent explorer les vestiges de l'abbaye, admirer son architecture remarquable et en apprendre davantage sur son histoire fascinante. Cette destination est un incontournable pour ceux qui cherchent à en savoir plus sur la vie monastique au Moyen Âge.

Cette entreprise a une excellente réputation, avec 480 avis sur Google My Business et une note moyenne de 4.5/5. Les visiteurs apprécient particulièrement l'atmosphère paisible et l'histoire fascinante de l'abbaye.

Avis de Abbaye de Hailes

gav perry

4/5

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.

Peter Thompson

4/5

A lovely ruin with historical information, with a small shop & museum, worth a visit for an hour. Very friendly team and they do tours if you want. We just enjoyed the ambience in our packed day.

Andrea Rommel

5/5

I enjoyed my visit very much. Interesting exhibits as well as beautiful ruins. Although I walked around without the available audio guide, it was well worth a trip. And a short distance up the road is a nice place for refreshments and some food.

Mike Sherriff

5/5

Lovely place to wander around on a fine day. Museum worth a visit too.

A340 fan

4/5

Warm and enthusiastic welcome from the staff, the site isn't too big so expect to spend about 60 minutes to see all especially if you are listening to the free audio guide which are definitely recommended
There is plenty of parking and benches for picnics, no on site cafe so bring your own food and drink

Michael Lees

4/5

Important historical site tucked away, as the monks preferred, amidst rolling hills and fields of flowers.
Nice visitor centre and small museums with some beautifully preserved relics.

Jarrod Hunt

4/5

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.

Helen West

5/5

Loved the visit today. Very quiet; person on site was so helpful and recommended somewhere local for coffee too and the church. Well done for remaining open at this time of year. Much appreciated.