Broadway Tower

Fantastic day out! Lovely place to visit and wonder around the grounds. Lots of room to roam and enjoy the sunshine. Loads of parking and fairly easy access. Dog friendly grounds as well and wildlife made a nice impression with deers roaming around. Overall a must see for the views and the experience. Oh free audio guide included and if you book online the parking is also free.

Can’t go wrong with a trip to Broadway. Grab a coffee and sandwich from Broadway Deli and head up to the tower. It’s glorious at any time of year.

They’ve developed it a lot in recent years, with a couple of cafes up at the top. There’s plenty of seating (and parking if you choose to drive). Lots of walking options, and wildlife like the deer park.

Great walk from Broadway to the Tower. Not too difficult with viewing seats halfway. Didn't go in the tower but the views are worth the hike. Great shop and cafe. There is a pay park at the top for the less able.

Broadway tower has the best views of the cotswolds that you could ask for.
The tower itself while quite small is steeped in history and is very well maintained.
When you enter you can have a audio tour which also has videos and is really good.

You can design things like your own tower, listen to more history.
It's timed entrance and the steps are quite steep but s hand rail is available.

There is a car park that leads to a restaurant and small shop. You can scan your tickets here for a car park permit. It's then a short walk to the top of the cotswolds and that fantastic view.
You can pay to go around the area which we did however didn't do the walk on that day.

Beautiful view.
100% recommended.
Parking £3 for 3/4 hours
Can eat homemade food in garden area or can buy at caffe
Tower entry fee is £14/£15

Nice place for hiking.
Wanna Feel Fresh from day today hectic schedule of work then come here.
Perfect picnic spot with family ❤

Broadway Tower, built in the 18th century, stands 20 meters tall. Perched at 312 meters above sea level, it’s the second-highest point in the Cotswolds. With its limestone structure and charming battlements, it’s a stunning piece of history and architecture. Beautiful views from the top.

I've always loved coming here since i was child and over the years I've brought my children here. Today we visited with our dog. We didn't go in the tower but we walked the grounds and cotswold way route. It truly is a stunning place.

One of the best views across England. It's just one of those places where it could be rain or shine, and it wouldn't really matter. We brought a pram, and surprisingly it wasn't that bad.. nice and flat with some slight bumps on the gravel, but nothing which will kill off the wheels. It's a must see!

Worh a visit. Shame we went on such a miserable day when the Nuclear Bunker wasn't open that day to shelter from the rain! The Tower on top of Beacon Hill dominates the landscape. Didn't realise that this hill is the second highest point in the Cotswolds. The three rooms inside the Tower have been tastefully furnished and decorated. Love the curtains! When we got to the top, it was starting to threaten with rain and gradually visibility of the surrounding countryside was reduced. It must have been breathtaking on a clear day! There were helpful plaques on the walls informing you of the various places you could see ( or not in our case).
The short walk through a grass-sodden field gave us a tantalising glimpse of the top surface of the Nuclear Bunker.
A herd of deer graze in an area at the foot of the Tower and you get a good view of them through the different shaped windows.
We didn't go on the 1km circular walk due to the poor weather which was a shame.
There is a lovely cafe and shop on site and a temporary cafe which wasn't open that day. Adequate toilet facilities were available too. Having to pay for parking seemed a bit mean when we were paying to enter and visit the attractions. You can buy a combined ticket to visit the Tower and the Nuclear Bunker. Worth the money to visit, just wished we had had better weather that day!

This is such a lovely place. The tower is the main attraction, if you don’t choose to go up the surrounding areas are suitable for picnics and walks or hikes. The gift shop is reasonable for the William Morris items compared to other Cotswold gift shops.

Walking up the hills out of Broadway towards Chipping Campden, the Broadway Tower suddenly loomed into view.
As we entered and ascended the winding stairway, we were rewarded with unexpected splendor and interesting history at each level. The view from the top was astounding. Well worth our efforts!

If you are traveling to the Cotswolds, especially to Broadway, a trip to the Broadway Tower should definitely be on your agenda. Although it might not be true, there is a story that the Tower was built to answer a question about whether the Duchess of Coventry could see a light from the hill on which the Tower was built from her home. Her husband had the Tower built and apparently the Duchess was able to see the light from a beacon on the Tower. I was on my bike when I visited the Broadway Tower. Although there are other ways to get to the Tower, I was riding on highway A44 and took a foot path that traversed a field from which I saw an unexpected event: sheep being sheared.

It's wonderful place. I recommend you to walk up, you can see 360° stunning views on the rooftop. If you're lucky, you'll see some cute deer. If You love nature, you'll love it.

Tucked away in a lush oasis, the tower stands as a serene sentinel amidst the vibrant tapestry of green. It's a place where nature's artistry is on full display, with deer grazing peacefully in the shadows of this majestic structure.

Well worth a visit. Lovely grounds with deer roaming and nice walks. The tower is well presented inside with breathtaking views from the top.
There is a stone spiral staircase up, so there will be an access issue for the less mobile.
There is a large tea room and shop by the carpark which carries a charge.
I booked online so the parking was included.

So glad we went. I found this unique tower on a Google search. This place is incredible all around. Sheep, deer, and beautiful scenery all around. You can't ask for more; we even ate in their cafe.

Gorgeous tower, beautiful spot on a hill, amazing views, especially around the sunset. Cannot recommend it enough.

Broadway Tower became the highlight of our 5-day Cotswolds tour. After a leisurely stroll through Broadway Town and a delightful lunch on a bench, we made our way to the Tower.

We parked in a paid lot and walked about two blocks before spotting the sign for the Tower. It was such a thrill to walk through the meadows, where sheep were happily roaming around! My dog was especially excited, getting so close to sheep for the first time.

August 6th blessed us with a beautiful sunny day, and we had the pleasure of chatting with several friendly locals as we made our way up the hills. The walk was easy, with gradual views of the Cotswolds countryside unfolding around us. The wide trails were a plus, and the natural beauty of the area was simply breathtaking.

Finally, we reached the Tower, standing tall and in excellent condition. It’s a perfect spot to watch the sunset and enjoy a picnic.

On our way down, we continued to soak in the rolling hills and the charming sight of sheep dotting the landscape.

Broadway tower is a great spot to visit. I have visited this small building just with my wife and on a separate occasion with my family too. You can get a tour of the building through a mobile device and headphones (both provided in the cost). The quality of the tour was great and easy to navigate around. If you are interested in this building or history it is great for you. On the site is a car park, a shop, a cafe where you can eat, and a short walk away is a coffee shop too. There are great little and I imagine long walks around here some very hilly areas too. This was a great morning out for us. A very chilled and relaxing morning, love this area of the cotswolds and would go back soon. You can buy tickets in advance online, which we did, or you can buy them from the shop on site. The cafe was very busy, so we ended up going down to the coffee shop where we had a drink and some cake, which was amazing. Definitely recommend to anyone.

While it may be small there is still a lot of history to be discovered. Some sunny and clear (ish) sky's allowed to see a great distances. Take binoculars for better site seeing.
Had some rain beforehand, so some muddy patches - check the weather and bring wellies