Sir Bevil Grenville's Monument in Bath: photos, reviews

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Sir Bevil Grenville's Monument near Bath offers a captivating glimpse into history with its powerful connection to the Battle of Lansdown. This notable landmark, Britain's first war monument, stands proudly off the Cotswold Way, where visitors can absorb the dramatic tales of Royalist triumphs and the sacrifice of Sir Bevil Grenville himself. Meandering the surrounding trails, you'll find the scenery gives way to expansive countryside views, making it an ideal spot for families and dog walkers. Although the path is not the most accessible, a pram can navigate the trail without much hassle. Free to explore, this spot invites young historians to learn from its informative boards, while four-legged friends also enjoy the freedom to roam. It's a location steeped in history, with whispers of statesman William Pitt the Elder, who once found shelter under its watchful presence.

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Battlefields

Bus stop 243 m walk

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4/5 71 review

Teresa Bird

Tucked out of the way up a small footpath

Lÿndon Gwilÿm

Great stuff but no bitter beers sad!!

Tim Shaw

Historical monument on the cotswold way

Sir Bevil Grenville's Monument in Bath

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