About Jigsaw Visits

From vibrant cities to hidden small town gems, these national hotspots continue to inspire our British heritage. Discover our daytime jaunts for the best places to eat, shop and relax.

When in Cheltenham

A beautiful spa town on the edge of the Cotswolds, Cheltenham lends itself to picturesque architecture, traditional town gardens and the best places to dine, shop and stay.

First things first

Our Cheltenham boutique sits within a Grade II listed building on 62-64 The Promenade and features three beautiful light sculptures from artist and designer, Isamu Noguchi. Shop our newly launched Christmas collection 'The Season of Soirées', as well as our AW24 collection with styling advice available from the team.

Coffee Break

Conveniently on the doorstep of our boutique is The Prom Coffee Co., a mobile coffee shop run by Nadia and frequented by the Jigsaw team.

Local tip

For discerning movie lovers, Tivoli offers a full experience with a boutique cinema and cafe bar, boasting opulent interiors to get comfy in. Don't forget the popcorn.

Out to lunch

Offering a haven from the outside world, The Find takes its inspiration from the coffee houses of 17th and 18th century England. From a long, lazy lunch to afternoon tea, the choice is yours.

Afternoon stroll

The Imperial Gardens are located just off the Promenade, at the rear of Cheltenham Town Hall. Renowned for their magnificent floral displays enjoyed by thousands of visitors each year, a crisp autumn walk will offer just as much calm and serenity.

Dinner Date

From sweeping English gardens to being instantly transported to Italy - Bosco is a neighbourhood Italian restaurant and pizzeria, serving wood fired Neapolitan style pizza and classic Italian dishes all inspired by the best pizzerias of Naples and New York City.

Stay

Named one of the Cotswold's favourite hotels, a stay at No.131 The Promenade is also home to YOKU, a Japanese sushi restaurant and bar, Gin & Juice for a night cap before hitting the hay.