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Cheltenham Food & Drink Festival
Montpellier Gardens, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL50 1UL
Call direct on:
Tel0844 576 2210
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Call direct on:
Tel0844 576 2210
The 18th Cheltenham Food & Drink Festival takes place 20 - 22 June 2025
Pamper your palate and join family and friends over one great three-day weekend to celebrate Cheltenham Food & Drink Festival. Enjoy live music, free wine tasting talks, cheese tasting, artisan food producers, along with a myriad of demonstrations from some of the country’s leading chefs.
- Enjoy extraordinary masterclass experience that unravels the complexities of this delectable world of cheese.
- Embark on a sensory journey, delight your palate with internationally acclaimed wines, expertly guided by wine connoisseurs.
- Gather your friends and family for an unforgettable summer celebration filled with incredible music, relaxation, and good vibes. Enjoy a day of live performances from talented musicians who will keep the energy high and the atmosphere electric.
While soaking in the tunes, treat yourself to a chilled glass of English Sparkling Wine from the Woodchester Valley Winery Bar, conveniently located opposite the music stage. It's the perfect way to unwind and savour the summer with those you care about.
Get the 2025 Cheltenham Food and Drink Festival dates in your diary for a weekend of relaxing with friends and family with the background of live music whilst sipping a glass of your favourite drink.
For more unmissable events in Cheltenham check out our helpful guides - Cheltenham Festivals Guide & Cheltenham What's On Guide. To plan your stay in Cheltenham visit our Cheltenham Hotels Guide, Cheltenham Restaurants, Cheltenham Shops & Cheltenham Staycations.
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Montpellier Gardens, the venue for the Cheltenham Food & Drink Festival, is located in Cheltenham town centre. Cheltenham is situated off junctions 10, 11 and 11a of the M5, Cheltenham lies within the main motorway network in easy reach of London, Bristol and Birmingham. If travelling from the north on the M5 it is possible to leave from junction 9 and take the A435 south. For full information click here - Getting to Cheltenham by car.
It is easy to travel to Cheltenham via coach and train. With many direct services available from most major cities. Coaches come into Royal Well Bus Station in the town centre. The train station is a five minute drive from the town centre. Buses run regularly to/from the town centre and the railway station. Click here for full information about Getting to Cheltenham.
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