Perched on the Cotswold escarpment, Broadway Tower stands as a striking landmark with a rich and fascinating history. Built in 1798 for Lady Coventry and designed by the renowned architect James Wyatt, the tower was conceived as a folly – an elegant structure with no functional purpose beyond its aesthetic charm and breathtaking views across 16 counties.
Today, it remains one of the most visited attractions in the Cotswolds, drawing thousands each year who admire not only its commanding views but also the tower’s distinctive architecture and character.
But have you ever wondered how the windows of such a unique and historic building are maintained?
An Insight into how the windows are cleaning at Broadway Tower
