The Cotswolds

Cotswolds Overview
A range of low hills in the west of England characterised by its small towns and stone-built villages, set within a picturesque landscape

Berkeley Castle
The ancient home of one of England's oldest families

Bibury
One of England's prettiest villages

Blenheim Palace
A grand palace filled with classic paintings, tapestries, furniture, and surrounded by landscaped gardens

Bourton on the Water
One of the most well-known settlements in the Cotswold Hills, known as the Venice of the Cotswolds

Broadway
Referred to as "the jewel of the Cotswolds" and overlooked by its unique tower

Burford
The southern gate to the Cotswolds

Cheltenham
The largest town within the Cotswolds and famous for its horse racing

Chipping Campden
The richest wool town in the Cotswolds

Chipping Norton
The highest town in Oxfordshire

Cirencester
The second-biggest settlement in Roman Britain

Fairford
An ancient market town situated on the River Coln

Gloucester
A medium-sized city in South-West England, dominated by its waterways

Moreton in Marsh
A Cotswolds market town on an ancient Roman transport route

Stow on the Wold
The highest settlement in the Cotswolds

Stroud
A traditional market town in the heart of the Cotswolds

Tetbury
A historic wool town in the Southern Cotswolds

Upper and Lower Slaughter
Two terrifyingly named, but beautiful villages in the Cotswolds

Winchcombe
Once a Saxon settlement and then the site of a great Abbey

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