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Minster Lovell Ruins

Imagine a perfect summer's day in England - warm sunshine, just the hint of a cool breeze, birds singing, the sound of a church bell chiming somewhere in the distance. Imagine a romantic ruined manor house set beside a lazy river in a tiny picturesque village in the heart of Oxfordshire. Imagine all this and you could be at Minster Lovell Hall, near Witney, in the Cotswolds.

To enter the village you descend down a narrow road and cross the river by the playing fields before passing the hotel and inn to enter the main (and only) street of the village, lined on both sides with cottages. Follow the signs for the Hall (signed English Heritage). Entrance is free to the Hall which is situated next to the church, itself dating from the 15th century. There is also a medieval dovecote in the next field, open to the public but exterior viewing only. The history of Minster Lovell Hall is one of legend and mystery