The Cotswolds: England's Most Picturesque Countryside
The Cotswolds: England's Most Picturesque Countryside
The Cotswolds stretches across six counties in south-central England, defined by its distinctive honey-coloured limestone buildings and gently rolling landscape. It's been a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty since 1966 and became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2009.
Villages Worth Visiting
Burford — Known as the gateway to the Cotswolds, this market town has a stunning bridge and excellent independent shops.
Castle Combe — Often called 'England's prettiest village', with perfectly preserved medieval architecture and a lovely churchyard.
Stow-on-the-Wold — The highest village in the Cotswolds, with panoramic views and a fascinating wool museum.
Activities
- Horse riding through the valleys
- Visiting the Cotswold Wildlife Park
- Walking the Cotswold Way (a 102-mile National Trail)
- Exploring Blenheim Palace near Woodstock
- Sampling local Cotswold cheese and ale
Our Cotswolds Cottage
Our historic stone cottage is perfectly positioned for exploring the area. It's pet-friendly, so bring your dog for walks along the nearby trails. The cottage sleeps comfortably and has everything you need for a relaxing country retreat.