Painswick Rococo Garden is England's only surviving rococo garden, created in the 1740s. The garden features winding paths, Gothic follies, and beautiful views, making it a special place to visit.

Painswick Beacon is a high hill near Painswick that offers great views of the surrounding countryside. It is a popular spot for walking and enjoying nature, with a rich history of local significance.

St Marys Painswick is a Grade I listed church in Painswick, Gloucestershire. Its striking architecture and beautiful stained glass windows make it an important historical site.

St Mary's Church is a 14th-century Gothic church in Painswick, surrounded by unique table tombs and yew trees shaped like ice lollies. A legend says only 99 yews can grow here, making the churchyard and its history fascinating.

Art Couture Painswick Gallery showcases wearable art. It allows visitors to appreciate the skill and creativity of artists involved in this unique form of expression.