Chedworth Roman Villa, Yanworth, Gloucestershire, England

Description:

This natural spring water in Yanworth, Gloucestershire, England is about 1600 years old and still flows. The water gets collected in a pit-like structure made of rocks. The water is now limited to being a tourist attraction and is counted as an ancient and historic site.

NOTE: THE WATER IS NOT FOR DRINKING!

Where can I find spring water?

The correct coordinates are 51.819583295382024, -1.9241173696954197 and the complete address is Chedworth Roman Villa, Cheltenham GL54 3LJ, United Kingdom.

Directions:

This is a historic and tourist site. Drive to the West from Yanworth. Cross the Stowell Park and drive for a few miles to cross the River Coln. Continue until you reach the bus stop and head to your destination on the same road.

More details:

There's a lot more than just the spring here. Water flow speed can vary at different times of the year. Again, this is a historic site purely for tourism and the water isn't suitable at all for drinking or any type of use.