Cotswold
Cotswold is like stepping back in time…where the old world meets the new! It is the most charming romantic place you will ever visit, its like stepping onto the pages of a storybook.📖
Where to stay
The Painswick
18th Century home offering a warm welcome to The Cotswolds. Located in the heart of the Cotswolds.,
How to get around the Cotswold
Whatever you do, dear lord rent a car… It can take you up to 2 1/2 hours by bus as to what would have been a 20 min drive…This is because the roads are narrow as you would expect in a medieval town. Buses are unable to get through so they take the longest way possible.
What to do
1. Bourton-on-the-Water: Known as the “Venice of the Cotswolds” due to its charming stone bridges over the River Windrush.
2. Stow-on-the-Wold: A historic market town with a bustling market square and ancient buildings.
3. Broadway: Famous for its wide high street lined with historic buildings and boutique shops.
4. Bibury: Home to Arlington Row, one of the most photographed streets in England, known for its quaint cottages.
5. Chipping Campden: A picturesque market town with a rich history and beautiful architecture.
6. Cirencester: Often called the “Capital of the Cotswolds,” it has a Roman history and a lively town center.
7. Castle Combe: A charming village with a medieval market cross and a peaceful atmosphere.
8. Sudeley Castle: A historic castle with beautiful gardens and a rich history.
9. Hidcote Manor Garden: A renowned Arts and Crafts garden with beautifully designed outdoor spaces.
10. The Rollright Stones: A mysterious stone circle and megalithic monuments.
These are just a few highlights, and there are many more hidden gems to discover in the Cotswolds. Whether you’re interested in history, natural beauty, or simply enjoying the idyllic countryside, you’ll find plenty to explore in this region.
