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Cotswolds Driving Tours

The Cotswolds’ landscape is beautiful; full of romantic honey-coloured buildings, old traveller’s pubs, village ponds and the bustling market squares. The rich and diverse history of the Cotswolds is perfectly captured within the many towns that encompass this region. You have Stow-on-the-Wold, which dates back to Roman times, and parts of Gloucester that herald from the Anglo-Saxon era. There really is something for everyone in the Cotswolds. So whether you prefer the busy town centre of regency Cheltenham, the village atmosphere of Bourton-on-the-Water, or the peace and quiet of Woodstock, check out our driving roads to help you get the best out of touring the Cotswolds. Painswick & Laurie Lee Countryside Painswick is a small Gloucestershire village and a great starting point to travel around the Cotswolds. Taking the A46 from Painswick, you can travel up the valley where you have great views of Cheltenham and Gloucester. Alternatively, head south towards Stroud and enjoy spectacular views, as you get closer to the royal residence of Gatcombe Park. There are many smaller country roads leading off from the A46 that will take you to the tiny villages such as Slad, Edge and Bisley, offering traditional pubs and great shops. Slad (and The Woolpack pub) is especially noteworthy given its link to Laurie Lee and the famous book “Cider With Rosie”. The local pub serves very good food and on a clear day, the views are simply stunning.
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The Cotswolds’ landscape is beautiful; full of romantic honey-coloured buildings, old traveller’s pubs, village ponds and the bustling market squares. The rich and diverse history of the Cotswolds is perfectly captured within the many towns that encompass this region. You have Stow-on-the-Wold, which dates back to Roman times, and parts of Gloucester that herald from the Anglo-Saxon era. There really is something for everyone in the Cotswolds. So whether you prefer the busy town centre of regency Cheltenham, the village atmosphere of Bourton-on-the-Water, or the peace and quiet of Woodstock, check out our driving roads to help you get the best out of touring the Cotswolds. Painswick & Laurie Lee Countryside Painswick is a small Gloucestershire village and a great starting point to travel around the Cotswolds. Taking the A46 from Painswick, you can travel up the valley where you have great views of Cheltenham and Gloucester. Alternatively, head south towards Stroud and enjoy spectacular views, as you get closer to the royal residence of Gatcombe Park. There are many smaller country roads leading off from the A46 that will take you to the tiny villages such as Slad, Edge and Bisley, offering traditional pubs and great shops. Slad (and The Woolpack pub) is especially noteworthy given its link to Laurie Lee and the famous book “Cider With Rosie”. The local pub serves very good food and on a clear day, the views are simply stunning.
Painswick & Laurie Lee Countryside Painswick is a small Gloucestershire village and a great starting point to travel around the Cotswolds. Taking the A46 from Painswick, you can travel up the valley where you have great views of Cheltenham and Gloucester. Alternatively, head south towards Stroud and enjoy spectacular views, as you get closer to the royal residence of Gatcombe Park. There are many smaller country roads leading off from the A46 that will take you to the tiny villages such as Slad, Edge and Bisley, offering traditional pubs and great shops. Slad (and The Woolpack pub) is especially noteworthy given its link to Laurie Lee and the famous book “Cider With Rosie”. The local pub serves very good food and on a clear day, the views are simply stunning. Those from outside the Cotswolds like to call this collection of locations as “the Golden Triangle”. Here you will find some of the most idyllic chocolate box villages of the entire region. Places such as Kingham, Churchill, Broadwell, Bledington, Oddington are all very ‘sought after’ villages too.
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Painswick & Laurie Lee Countryside Painswick is a small Gloucestershire village and a great starting point to travel around the Cotswolds. Taking the A46 from Painswick, you can travel up the valley where you have great views of Cheltenham and Gloucester. Alternatively, head south towards Stroud and enjoy spectacular views, as you get closer to the royal residence of Gatcombe Park. There are many smaller country roads leading off from the A46 that will take you to the tiny villages such as Slad, Edge and Bisley, offering traditional pubs and great shops. Slad (and The Woolpack pub) is especially noteworthy given its link to Laurie Lee and the famous book “Cider With Rosie”. The local pub serves very good food and on a clear day, the views are simply stunning. Those from outside the Cotswolds like to call this collection of locations as “the Golden Triangle”. Here you will find some of the most idyllic chocolate box villages of the entire region. Places such as Kingham, Churchill, Broadwell, Bledington, Oddington are all very ‘sought after’ villages too.
Broadway & the Northern Cotswolds Taking the A44 from Broadway and heading up to Evesham, you can then drive back down towards Tewkesbury via the A46. You’ll pass beautiful stately homes, historical churches and charming Cotswold villages such as Bishop’s Cleeve, Woodmancote and the Saxon borough of Winchcombe. Situated at the foot of Cleeve’s Hill, you can stop and take in the breath-taking views of Cheltenham and Gloucester. Carry on back to Broadway or you can divert across to Northleach, from there you can travel down to Cirencester and the Cerneys, renowned for their water parks. Unlike “The Golden Triangle”, this area is perhaps a little less known. The villages are still very typical of the Cotswolds, offering some stunning charm with some of the most untouched architecture. Villages such as Stanton (be sure to check out The Mount pub), Paxford, Buckland Laverhill and Snowshill are such examples.
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Broadway & the Northern Cotswolds Taking the A44 from Broadway and heading up to Evesham, you can then drive back down towards Tewkesbury via the A46. You’ll pass beautiful stately homes, historical churches and charming Cotswold villages such as Bishop’s Cleeve, Woodmancote and the Saxon borough of Winchcombe. Situated at the foot of Cleeve’s Hill, you can stop and take in the breath-taking views of Cheltenham and Gloucester. Carry on back to Broadway or you can divert across to Northleach, from there you can travel down to Cirencester and the Cerneys, renowned for their water parks. Unlike “The Golden Triangle”, this area is perhaps a little less known. The villages are still very typical of the Cotswolds, offering some stunning charm with some of the most untouched architecture. Villages such as Stanton (be sure to check out The Mount pub), Paxford, Buckland Laverhill and Snowshill are such examples.
Cheltenham, Winchcombe & the Western Cotswolds Cheltenham is another ideal starting point for your tour around the Cotswolds. Located on the western fringes of the Cotswold Hills, you can take the A40 towards Charlton’s Kings towards Andoversford. Here you’ll pass wonderful landscapes that include forests, wooded areas and reservoirs. Carry on through to Shipton and then take the A436 to Crickley Hill Country Park, set against the beautiful backdrop of the Cotswolds Hills. You can divert off this track and explore the many villages and towns above this road, such as Leckhampton and Shurdington, or carry on through to Brickhampton, ending back at Cheltenham town centre. An alternative route would be to head north towards Winchcombe on the B4632. Just as you enter Winchcombe, take the turning towards Charlton Abbots, which will eventually bring you to the A40. Turn off at any time and you will head deeper into the Cotswolds Hills – and who knows what you will find.
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Cheltenham
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Cheltenham, Winchcombe & the Western Cotswolds Cheltenham is another ideal starting point for your tour around the Cotswolds. Located on the western fringes of the Cotswold Hills, you can take the A40 towards Charlton’s Kings towards Andoversford. Here you’ll pass wonderful landscapes that include forests, wooded areas and reservoirs. Carry on through to Shipton and then take the A436 to Crickley Hill Country Park, set against the beautiful backdrop of the Cotswolds Hills. You can divert off this track and explore the many villages and towns above this road, such as Leckhampton and Shurdington, or carry on through to Brickhampton, ending back at Cheltenham town centre. An alternative route would be to head north towards Winchcombe on the B4632. Just as you enter Winchcombe, take the turning towards Charlton Abbots, which will eventually bring you to the A40. Turn off at any time and you will head deeper into the Cotswolds Hills – and who knows what you will find.

Neighbourhoods

3.4 miles from the house Check out - https://www.visitcheltenham.com/things-to-do Cheltenham offers a fantastic mix of traditional and modern culture, not to mention being the most complete Regency town in the UK. When it comes to things to do, we have a wide range of attractions, parks, theatres, museums and points of interest plus an abundance of culture and heritage to complement the modern-day leisure and nightlife scene. We could write so much about the amount of things to do in Cheltenham that it would take you all day to read, when you really should be here already, enjoying it. To assist you in planning your visit, we have categorised all the things to do in Cheltenham into groups and themes, so just hover over the Things to Do tab to display a whole host of options and click on what takes your fancy. To offer a brief summary, 'Cheltenham Spa' as it has been known for many years, is synonymous with heritage and architecture and is one of the many draws for national and international visitors. Walking tours are offered throughout the spring and summer to highlight the most notable buildings and monuments. Take to the water at the boating lake in Pittville Park, visit the 1930s outdoor lido or ride on a steam train with GWSR for a real taste of nostalgia! If you enjoy relaxing in green spaces, Cheltenham has many beautiful parks and gardens, all with some historic interest. Make sure you stop by the statue of Gustav Holst, composer of The Planets and visit his birthplace - The Holst Birthplace Museum. Pick a quiet spot and read your favourite book, take the family on a picnic, hire a rowing boat at Pittville Park or hang out with friends. Our parks can be enjoyed at any time of year as their facades change with the seasons. A great way to get around is by bike, bike hire is available from Cheltenham Spa Railway Station from The Bicycle Hub. Most notably, you will find Cheltenham Racecourse, home to The Cheltenham Festival and Gold Cup plus many other racing and non-racing events. The Brewery Quarter offers a multiplex Imax Cinema, bowling alley, indoor adventure golf, and many high street branded restaurants and bars. Cheltenham has a superb continental café culture during the day, as well as a vibrant nightlife scene, whether you enjoy dancing, theatre or music. Cheltenham is also popular for those whom enjoy indulging in retail therapy with a superb offering of high street and independent shops, split into quirky shopping districts. With its close vicinity to the Cotswolds, Cheltenham lends itself as an ideal base if you enjoy outdoor activities – walking, cycling, golf, clay pigeon shooting and equine sports are just some of the activities to tempt you into exploring the area. Whilst we are a town and seen as a cultural destination, there are many things to do in Cheltenham for families, and you will be pleasantly surprised by all that is on offer if you want a break with the children or grandchildren. When planning your visit to Cheltenham, remember to check out What’s On in Cheltenham and Attractions in Cheltenham too, and be sure to add them to your itinerary.
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3.4 miles from the house Check out - https://www.visitcheltenham.com/things-to-do Cheltenham offers a fantastic mix of traditional and modern culture, not to mention being the most complete Regency town in the UK. When it comes to things to do, we have a wide range of attractions, parks, theatres, museums and points of interest plus an abundance of culture and heritage to complement the modern-day leisure and nightlife scene. We could write so much about the amount of things to do in Cheltenham that it would take you all day to read, when you really should be here already, enjoying it. To assist you in planning your visit, we have categorised all the things to do in Cheltenham into groups and themes, so just hover over the Things to Do tab to display a whole host of options and click on what takes your fancy. To offer a brief summary, 'Cheltenham Spa' as it has been known for many years, is synonymous with heritage and architecture and is one of the many draws for national and international visitors. Walking tours are offered throughout the spring and summer to highlight the most notable buildings and monuments. Take to the water at the boating lake in Pittville Park, visit the 1930s outdoor lido or ride on a steam train with GWSR for a real taste of nostalgia! If you enjoy relaxing in green spaces, Cheltenham has many beautiful parks and gardens, all with some historic interest. Make sure you stop by the statue of Gustav Holst, composer of The Planets and visit his birthplace - The Holst Birthplace Museum. Pick a quiet spot and read your favourite book, take the family on a picnic, hire a rowing boat at Pittville Park or hang out with friends. Our parks can be enjoyed at any time of year as their facades change with the seasons. A great way to get around is by bike, bike hire is available from Cheltenham Spa Railway Station from The Bicycle Hub. Most notably, you will find Cheltenham Racecourse, home to The Cheltenham Festival and Gold Cup plus many other racing and non-racing events. The Brewery Quarter offers a multiplex Imax Cinema, bowling alley, indoor adventure golf, and many high street branded restaurants and bars. Cheltenham has a superb continental café culture during the day, as well as a vibrant nightlife scene, whether you enjoy dancing, theatre or music. Cheltenham is also popular for those whom enjoy indulging in retail therapy with a superb offering of high street and independent shops, split into quirky shopping districts. With its close vicinity to the Cotswolds, Cheltenham lends itself as an ideal base if you enjoy outdoor activities – walking, cycling, golf, clay pigeon shooting and equine sports are just some of the activities to tempt you into exploring the area. Whilst we are a town and seen as a cultural destination, there are many things to do in Cheltenham for families, and you will be pleasantly surprised by all that is on offer if you want a break with the children or grandchildren. When planning your visit to Cheltenham, remember to check out What’s On in Cheltenham and Attractions in Cheltenham too, and be sure to add them to your itinerary.

City/town information

15 miles from the house If you only had 36 hours in Cirencester, what could you do? On arrival 7pm Glory in Cotswold stone architecture on a short walk through the centre: stroll along Market Place and Park Street, then turn right down Sheep Street and right again along Castle Street, noting the Lloyds Bank building, a Palladian mansion built for a wealthy wool merchant. Stop at the Black Horse opposite. Dating from the 15th century, it’s the oldest pub in town. 8.30pm Head back to Market Place and the 1862 Corn Hall, refurbished as a chic mall in 2009. Here Made by Bob (01285 641818; foodmadebybob.com) has put Cirencester on the foodie map. Masterminded by Bob Parkinson, who trained at Bibendum in South Kensington, London, this relaxed deli and brasserie prides itself on first-rate ingredients – the likes of pan-fried sea trout with samphire (£18). Open for breakfast, lunch and teas, Monday to Saturday; dinners, Thursday and Friday. Day one 10am Cirencester’s Roman amphitheatre (english-heritage.co.uk; open all day; free) is a large grassy bowl west of the A419 (on foot, the best route is via Sheep Street and Cotswold Avenue). Built in the second century, it was an enormous show space, with capacity for 8,000 spectators. 11am The Corinium Museum (Park Street; 01285 655611; coriniummuseum.org – Cirencester’s Roman name was Corinium Dobunnorum) is a treasure trove of history. The collection of Roman mosaics is jaw-dropping. Download further Roman details from the museum’s new Romans app, £2.49. Lunch on salads and freshly baked cake at Jacks (01285 640888), the great little café next door. 1.30pm Tiny Black Jack Street beyond is brilliant for browsing. Stop at the Stableyard, home to appealing boutiques, from Cameo for accessories to Cowley House for one-off homeware. Then meander to Castle Street and the vibrant Brewery Arts Centre, showcasing craftmakers and with a glassmaking studio at work (daily, except Sunday). Move on to the Corn Hall for further stylish retail. 3.30pm West of the centre, wonderfully landscaped Cirencester Park (cirencesterpark.co.uk), home to the Earl of Bathurst, is another unique attribute (daily, 8am-5pm; free). 8pm Tucked away in the Stableyard off Black Jack Street, Jesse’s Bistro (01285 641497; jessesbistro.co.uk) is much loved for its looks (all beams and exposed stone) and modern British cuisine, such as rack of lamb with aubergine purée and chickpeas (£22.50). Day two 11am See one of the finest “wool” churches in the Cotswolds. The parish church of St John the Baptist is renowned for the Gothic flourishes in its south porch and fan vaulting – funded by wool merchants whose crests adorn the pillars (Sunday Eucharist is at 10am). Noon Behind the church lie the Abbey Grounds, once home to an Augustinian monastery, demolished in 1539. Take a walk here and into the countryside beyond, via a trail through a Norman archway (the only remaining building of the abbey) and across the A417 to Harebushes Wood. There’s a circular route of about 45 minutes, returning beside the A429 Burford road. Then head out to Abbey Home Farm (01285 640441; theorganicfarmshop.co.uk) about two miles east, and enjoy lunch at its organic restaurant (closed Mondays; roasts on Sundays) – or walk here from Harebushes Wood.
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Cirencester
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15 miles from the house If you only had 36 hours in Cirencester, what could you do? On arrival 7pm Glory in Cotswold stone architecture on a short walk through the centre: stroll along Market Place and Park Street, then turn right down Sheep Street and right again along Castle Street, noting the Lloyds Bank building, a Palladian mansion built for a wealthy wool merchant. Stop at the Black Horse opposite. Dating from the 15th century, it’s the oldest pub in town. 8.30pm Head back to Market Place and the 1862 Corn Hall, refurbished as a chic mall in 2009. Here Made by Bob (01285 641818; foodmadebybob.com) has put Cirencester on the foodie map. Masterminded by Bob Parkinson, who trained at Bibendum in South Kensington, London, this relaxed deli and brasserie prides itself on first-rate ingredients – the likes of pan-fried sea trout with samphire (£18). Open for breakfast, lunch and teas, Monday to Saturday; dinners, Thursday and Friday. Day one 10am Cirencester’s Roman amphitheatre (english-heritage.co.uk; open all day; free) is a large grassy bowl west of the A419 (on foot, the best route is via Sheep Street and Cotswold Avenue). Built in the second century, it was an enormous show space, with capacity for 8,000 spectators. 11am The Corinium Museum (Park Street; 01285 655611; coriniummuseum.org – Cirencester’s Roman name was Corinium Dobunnorum) is a treasure trove of history. The collection of Roman mosaics is jaw-dropping. Download further Roman details from the museum’s new Romans app, £2.49. Lunch on salads and freshly baked cake at Jacks (01285 640888), the great little café next door. 1.30pm Tiny Black Jack Street beyond is brilliant for browsing. Stop at the Stableyard, home to appealing boutiques, from Cameo for accessories to Cowley House for one-off homeware. Then meander to Castle Street and the vibrant Brewery Arts Centre, showcasing craftmakers and with a glassmaking studio at work (daily, except Sunday). Move on to the Corn Hall for further stylish retail. 3.30pm West of the centre, wonderfully landscaped Cirencester Park (cirencesterpark.co.uk), home to the Earl of Bathurst, is another unique attribute (daily, 8am-5pm; free). 8pm Tucked away in the Stableyard off Black Jack Street, Jesse’s Bistro (01285 641497; jessesbistro.co.uk) is much loved for its looks (all beams and exposed stone) and modern British cuisine, such as rack of lamb with aubergine purée and chickpeas (£22.50). Day two 11am See one of the finest “wool” churches in the Cotswolds. The parish church of St John the Baptist is renowned for the Gothic flourishes in its south porch and fan vaulting – funded by wool merchants whose crests adorn the pillars (Sunday Eucharist is at 10am). Noon Behind the church lie the Abbey Grounds, once home to an Augustinian monastery, demolished in 1539. Take a walk here and into the countryside beyond, via a trail through a Norman archway (the only remaining building of the abbey) and across the A417 to Harebushes Wood. There’s a circular route of about 45 minutes, returning beside the A429 Burford road. Then head out to Abbey Home Farm (01285 640441; theorganicfarmshop.co.uk) about two miles east, and enjoy lunch at its organic restaurant (closed Mondays; roasts on Sundays) – or walk here from Harebushes Wood.
30 miles from the house Visit: https://www.visitworcestershire.org/ Discover MORE in Worcestershire – a county full of hidden gems, breath-taking views, roaring lions, adventure, history and, well, just so much MORE! Whether it’s a love of the great outdoors, shopping till you drop or spotting animals on safari, Worcestershire has something for all the family. Walk or cycle along the breath-taking Malvern Hills or in one of the arboretums; get out and enjoy our various waterways, canals and countryside routes. The county is full of beautiful walks for those of all abilities… Or if shopping is MORE your bag, discover our market towns, all with unique riverside charm, delicious food and independent shops – the perfect place to meet with friends. A bit of a history buff in the family? Well, Worcestershire certainly has MORE to dive into… with our Civil War past, Worcester City is rich with museums celebrating our history as the ‘Faithful City’, or discover the manufacturing background with the Needle Forge Museum in Redditch. For family fun with stunning views head to the Severn Valley Railway, hang from the tree tops in the Wyre Forest or visit the ‘ROARSome’ Safari Park to meet their brand new Red Pandas…or perhaps head to one of the many country parks and gardens – perfect for picnics and letting the kids run free… Enjoy a trip to the theatre or show your support for the Worcester Warriors Rugby, take in a basketball game, motor sports or even a cricket match at New Road. In need of some ‘quiet time’? We can help there too with award-winning spas across the county – we all need MORE of a pamper sometimes. Worcestershire is the perfect place to unwind with so much MORE to discover. Find inspiration on days out and so much MORE.
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Worcester
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30 miles from the house Visit: https://www.visitworcestershire.org/ Discover MORE in Worcestershire – a county full of hidden gems, breath-taking views, roaring lions, adventure, history and, well, just so much MORE! Whether it’s a love of the great outdoors, shopping till you drop or spotting animals on safari, Worcestershire has something for all the family. Walk or cycle along the breath-taking Malvern Hills or in one of the arboretums; get out and enjoy our various waterways, canals and countryside routes. The county is full of beautiful walks for those of all abilities… Or if shopping is MORE your bag, discover our market towns, all with unique riverside charm, delicious food and independent shops – the perfect place to meet with friends. A bit of a history buff in the family? Well, Worcestershire certainly has MORE to dive into… with our Civil War past, Worcester City is rich with museums celebrating our history as the ‘Faithful City’, or discover the manufacturing background with the Needle Forge Museum in Redditch. For family fun with stunning views head to the Severn Valley Railway, hang from the tree tops in the Wyre Forest or visit the ‘ROARSome’ Safari Park to meet their brand new Red Pandas…or perhaps head to one of the many country parks and gardens – perfect for picnics and letting the kids run free… Enjoy a trip to the theatre or show your support for the Worcester Warriors Rugby, take in a basketball game, motor sports or even a cricket match at New Road. In need of some ‘quiet time’? We can help there too with award-winning spas across the county – we all need MORE of a pamper sometimes. Worcestershire is the perfect place to unwind with so much MORE to discover. Find inspiration on days out and so much MORE.

Sightseeing

Woodstock - https://www.blenheimpalace.com/ Explore the beautiful views of Blenheim Palace and gardens. A world heritage site in beautiful Woodstock, and the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill.
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Woodstock - https://www.blenheimpalace.com/ Explore the beautiful views of Blenheim Palace and gardens. A world heritage site in beautiful Woodstock, and the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill.
Cheltenham Known as the Venice of the Cotswolds, Bourton-on-the-Water has regularly been voted one of the prettiest villages in England. Boasting a series of elegant low bridges across the River Windrush, Bourton-on-the-Water is one of the most popular tourist spots in the Cotswolds. Walk along the River Windrush as it meanders through the beautiful English countryside or spend an afternoon exploring the eclectic mix of independent shops or enjoying a refreshing drink in a rustic country-inspired pub. If you can tear yourself away from this attractive village, then a trip to Birdland Park and Gardens, home to a wide variety of exotic birds, is well worth the visit. Or why not marvel at the intricate detail of the buildings at the Model Village or spend an afternoon exploring the Cotswold Motoring Museum.
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Bourton on the Water
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Cheltenham Known as the Venice of the Cotswolds, Bourton-on-the-Water has regularly been voted one of the prettiest villages in England. Boasting a series of elegant low bridges across the River Windrush, Bourton-on-the-Water is one of the most popular tourist spots in the Cotswolds. Walk along the River Windrush as it meanders through the beautiful English countryside or spend an afternoon exploring the eclectic mix of independent shops or enjoying a refreshing drink in a rustic country-inspired pub. If you can tear yourself away from this attractive village, then a trip to Birdland Park and Gardens, home to a wide variety of exotic birds, is well worth the visit. Or why not marvel at the intricate detail of the buildings at the Model Village or spend an afternoon exploring the Cotswold Motoring Museum.
Stow-on-the-Wold https://www.stowonthewold.info/ Stow-on-the-Wold is Cotswold’s highest town and while you may not be able to stand on it ‘hill top’-style, you are able to have a deserving break in one of the abundant cafes in the market square and immerse yourself in the town and it’s history. It was here that the last fight of the English Civil War happened in 1646 and there are many references to this throughout the square in the centre.
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Stow-on-the-Wold
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Stow-on-the-Wold https://www.stowonthewold.info/ Stow-on-the-Wold is Cotswold’s highest town and while you may not be able to stand on it ‘hill top’-style, you are able to have a deserving break in one of the abundant cafes in the market square and immerse yourself in the town and it’s history. It was here that the last fight of the English Civil War happened in 1646 and there are many references to this throughout the square in the centre.
https://sudeleycastle.co.uk/ Want romance? Sudeley Castle & Gardens is one of the most romantic castles in the Cotswolds and, indeed, the whole of the country. This beautiful castle and surrounding gardens has played an important role in England’s history for over 1,000 years. The centrepiece of the gardens is the Queens Garden, so named because four of England’s queens – Anne Boleyn, Katherine Parr, Lady Jane Grey and Elizabeth I – once walked upon the original Tudor Parterre. Sudeley Castle & Gardens is also the only private castle in England to have a queen buried within its grounds – Katherine Parr, the last of Henry VIII’s six wives.
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https://sudeleycastle.co.uk/ Want romance? Sudeley Castle & Gardens is one of the most romantic castles in the Cotswolds and, indeed, the whole of the country. This beautiful castle and surrounding gardens has played an important role in England’s history for over 1,000 years. The centrepiece of the gardens is the Queens Garden, so named because four of England’s queens – Anne Boleyn, Katherine Parr, Lady Jane Grey and Elizabeth I – once walked upon the original Tudor Parterre. Sudeley Castle & Gardens is also the only private castle in England to have a queen buried within its grounds – Katherine Parr, the last of Henry VIII’s six wives.
Stratford-upon-Avon https://www.shakespeare.org.uk/visit/anne-hathaways-cottage/ If Shakespeare is your fancy, or his wife for that matter, visit Stratford-on-Avon and tour Anne Hathaway’s Cottage. Take a seat by the riverside at The Dirty Duck, have a sip of wine or ale, and take in the nearby Swan Theatre where many of Shakespeare’s plays are showcased. Anne Hathaway’s Cottage was originally a farmhouse, built in 1463 and comprising of just two rooms. The first Hathaway to live in the house was Anne’s grandfather, John Hathaway, who was a tenant farmer. Anne, later Shakespeare’s wife, was born in the house in 1556.
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Stratford-upon-Avon https://www.shakespeare.org.uk/visit/anne-hathaways-cottage/ If Shakespeare is your fancy, or his wife for that matter, visit Stratford-on-Avon and tour Anne Hathaway’s Cottage. Take a seat by the riverside at The Dirty Duck, have a sip of wine or ale, and take in the nearby Swan Theatre where many of Shakespeare’s plays are showcased. Anne Hathaway’s Cottage was originally a farmhouse, built in 1463 and comprising of just two rooms. The first Hathaway to live in the house was Anne’s grandfather, John Hathaway, who was a tenant farmer. Anne, later Shakespeare’s wife, was born in the house in 1556.
Cheltenham Combine with an outing to Bourton-on-the-Water Upper and Lower Slaughter share a fascinating name, which derives from 'miry place'. The link is the tiny River Eye, tributary to the nearby river Windrush. Lower Slaughter is just off the Fosse Way and very conservation-minded, a wander alongside the stream seems like a privilege. People actually live here! The villages are considered to be one of the prettiest in the area and are well photographed and the village has been used for filming and productions. Lower Slaughter Mill & café is worth a visit. A mill is recorded in the Doomsday Book of 1086 on the site of The Old Mill. In the 14th Century it had begun to be known as Slaughter Mill and is open to the public to view today. Upper Slaughter is equally as attractive - a 'sainted village' meaning that it lost nobody in the First World War. There is limited parking in the Slaughters, but they are easily reached on foot via a nice walk from Bourton-on-the-Water.
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Upper Slaughter
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Cheltenham Combine with an outing to Bourton-on-the-Water Upper and Lower Slaughter share a fascinating name, which derives from 'miry place'. The link is the tiny River Eye, tributary to the nearby river Windrush. Lower Slaughter is just off the Fosse Way and very conservation-minded, a wander alongside the stream seems like a privilege. People actually live here! The villages are considered to be one of the prettiest in the area and are well photographed and the village has been used for filming and productions. Lower Slaughter Mill & café is worth a visit. A mill is recorded in the Doomsday Book of 1086 on the site of The Old Mill. In the 14th Century it had begun to be known as Slaughter Mill and is open to the public to view today. Upper Slaughter is equally as attractive - a 'sainted village' meaning that it lost nobody in the First World War. There is limited parking in the Slaughters, but they are easily reached on foot via a nice walk from Bourton-on-the-Water.
Cheltenham https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/chedworth-roman-villa Do as the Romans do Chedworth Roman Villa transport visitors back to one of the grandest Roman villas in Britain. Rediscovered over 150 yeas ago, this now museum holds rare artifacts and findings that will leave you in awe. From mosaic floors to bathhouse rooms, exploring the villa and its beautiful vista views will take you to a different era.
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Chedworth Roman Villa
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Cheltenham https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/chedworth-roman-villa Do as the Romans do Chedworth Roman Villa transport visitors back to one of the grandest Roman villas in Britain. Rediscovered over 150 yeas ago, this now museum holds rare artifacts and findings that will leave you in awe. From mosaic floors to bathhouse rooms, exploring the villa and its beautiful vista views will take you to a different era.
Broadway https://broadwaytower.co.uk/ Standing 1024 feet above sea level, Broadway Tower is an iconic little castle, the highest in the Cotswolds, in fact. It’s the perfect place to start your walking excursion, take in some history, or even enjoy a delicious breakfast in the restaurant next door.
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步行到百老匯塔
Middle Hill
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Broadway https://broadwaytower.co.uk/ Standing 1024 feet above sea level, Broadway Tower is an iconic little castle, the highest in the Cotswolds, in fact. It’s the perfect place to start your walking excursion, take in some history, or even enjoy a delicious breakfast in the restaurant next door.
Moreton-in-Marsh https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/chastleton Discover the rare gem of a Jacobean country home, the 17th century Chastleton House is a museum in itself. Preserved for years and untouched by modern day, visitors are captivated by the unspoiled home and surrounding beautiful gardens. And, there is always room for a round of croquet.
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國家信託 - 查斯特頓豪宅
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Moreton-in-Marsh https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/chastleton Discover the rare gem of a Jacobean country home, the 17th century Chastleton House is a museum in itself. Preserved for years and untouched by modern day, visitors are captivated by the unspoiled home and surrounding beautiful gardens. And, there is always room for a round of croquet.
Bourton-on-the-Water https://theoldnewinn.co.uk/model-village When visiting the village of Bourton-on-the-Water, go to The Model Village where you experience the whole village in just one ninth of it’s actual size. The Model Village is comprised of buildings, gardens, miniature trees, and even a smaller version of the River Windrush!
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模型村
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Bourton-on-the-Water https://theoldnewinn.co.uk/model-village When visiting the village of Bourton-on-the-Water, go to The Model Village where you experience the whole village in just one ninth of it’s actual size. The Model Village is comprised of buildings, gardens, miniature trees, and even a smaller version of the River Windrush!
Broadway https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/snowshill-manor-and-garden Visit Snowshill Manor, a Cotswold manor house that is home to the many treasures collected by Charles Wade. Full of tiny toys, Samurai armour, musical instruments and more! And in the garden, unwind and discover secret vistas, quiet corners, and the Priest’s House – Charles Wade’s home.
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國家信託Snowshill Manor和花園
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Broadway https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/snowshill-manor-and-garden Visit Snowshill Manor, a Cotswold manor house that is home to the many treasures collected by Charles Wade. Full of tiny toys, Samurai armour, musical instruments and more! And in the garden, unwind and discover secret vistas, quiet corners, and the Priest’s House – Charles Wade’s home.
Railway trip from Cheltenham Racecourse and Broadway https://www.gwsr.com/ The Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway is a volunteer operated heritage railway in Gloucestershire and Worcestershire offering a round trip of 28 miles. It uses part of the route of the former Great Western Railway's main line from Birmingham to Cheltenham which used to run via Stratford-upon-Avon. It now operates steam and heritage diesel trains between Cheltenham Racecourse and Broadway through some of the most spectacular scenery in the Cotswolds. The line commands wonderful views of the nearby sleepy hamlets and villages, with outstanding outlooks across to the Malvern Hills and beyond.
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格洛斯特郡沃里克郡蒸汽鐵路
Station Cottages
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Railway trip from Cheltenham Racecourse and Broadway https://www.gwsr.com/ The Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway is a volunteer operated heritage railway in Gloucestershire and Worcestershire offering a round trip of 28 miles. It uses part of the route of the former Great Western Railway's main line from Birmingham to Cheltenham which used to run via Stratford-upon-Avon. It now operates steam and heritage diesel trains between Cheltenham Racecourse and Broadway through some of the most spectacular scenery in the Cotswolds. The line commands wonderful views of the nearby sleepy hamlets and villages, with outstanding outlooks across to the Malvern Hills and beyond.
Broadway https://www.cotswoldlavender.co.uk/ All lavender, all the time. Home to the finest English lavender, Cotswold Lavender is rows on rows of beautiful purple lavender. Visitors are able to purchase a variety of lavender products including bath and shower, skincare, oils, and other well-being items.
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科茲沃爾德薰衣草
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Broadway https://www.cotswoldlavender.co.uk/ All lavender, all the time. Home to the finest English lavender, Cotswold Lavender is rows on rows of beautiful purple lavender. Visitors are able to purchase a variety of lavender products including bath and shower, skincare, oils, and other well-being items.
Painswick https://www.rococogarden.org.uk/ Step into nature’s party at the Rococo Garden in Painswick. Once a garden to entertain Benjamin Hyett’s guests, the garden is now home to beautifully-framed views, a variety of flora, and a woodland perfect for an afternoon stroll. Be sure to check out their monthly events.
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Painswick Rococo Garden
Gloucester Road
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Painswick https://www.rococogarden.org.uk/ Step into nature’s party at the Rococo Garden in Painswick. Once a garden to entertain Benjamin Hyett’s guests, the garden is now home to beautifully-framed views, a variety of flora, and a woodland perfect for an afternoon stroll. Be sure to check out their monthly events.
Cirencester https://coriniummuseum.org/ Both national and international collections are preserved in the Corinium Museum, a service that manages archaeological and social historical objects in the Council’s collection. Learn about the importance of these objects through the museum’s educational programmes.
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Corinium Museum
Park Street
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Cirencester https://coriniummuseum.org/ Both national and international collections are preserved in the Corinium Museum, a service that manages archaeological and social historical objects in the Council’s collection. Learn about the importance of these objects through the museum’s educational programmes.
Bourton-on-the-Water https://www.cotswoldmotoringmuseum.co.uk/ Love cars? Cotswold Motoring Museum takes visitors through the course of motor vehicles in the 20th century. From vintage car collections and classic cars to motorcycles and caravans, the museum is a family friendly afternoon activity.
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Cotswold Motoring Museum
Sherborne Street
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Bourton-on-the-Water https://www.cotswoldmotoringmuseum.co.uk/ Love cars? Cotswold Motoring Museum takes visitors through the course of motor vehicles in the 20th century. From vintage car collections and classic cars to motorcycles and caravans, the museum is a family friendly afternoon activity.
Moreton-in-Marsh https://www.sezincote.co.uk/ Inspired design from Hindu and Muslim architecture, Sezincote Estate is a truly unique gem in Cotswolds. Take a walk through the perfectly landscaped gardens through green shrubbery and spring-fed pools, or visit the building where magical weddings are hosted.
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Sezincote
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Moreton-in-Marsh https://www.sezincote.co.uk/ Inspired design from Hindu and Muslim architecture, Sezincote Estate is a truly unique gem in Cotswolds. Take a walk through the perfectly landscaped gardens through green shrubbery and spring-fed pools, or visit the building where magical weddings are hosted.
Cheltenham https://www.stanwayfountain.co.uk/ A beautiful example of a Jacobean manor house, Stanway House and Fountain, the tallest gravity fountain in the world, brings together history, architecture and nature in beautiful harmony. From a 14th century Tithe Barn to an 18th century water garden–home to the magnificent Stanway Fountain, Stanway is an experience that will take your breath away.
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Stanway House
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Cheltenham https://www.stanwayfountain.co.uk/ A beautiful example of a Jacobean manor house, Stanway House and Fountain, the tallest gravity fountain in the world, brings together history, architecture and nature in beautiful harmony. From a 14th century Tithe Barn to an 18th century water garden–home to the magnificent Stanway Fountain, Stanway is an experience that will take your breath away.
Cirencester https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/cirencester-amphitheatre The Cirencester Amphitheatre is one of the largest natural Roman amphitheatres in Britain. Built in the early 2nd century, it could hold up to 8,000 spectators. An incredibly impressive place… one not to miss.
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Cirencester Amphitheatre
30 Cotswold Ave
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Cirencester https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/cirencester-amphitheatre The Cirencester Amphitheatre is one of the largest natural Roman amphitheatres in Britain. Built in the early 2nd century, it could hold up to 8,000 spectators. An incredibly impressive place… one not to miss.
Broadway https://www.gordonrusselldesignmuseum.org/ Gordon Russell was a creative mind, with works in furniture design, calligraphy and architecture. His life is featured at the Gordon Russell Museum in Broadway where you can now walk through his original workshop, see his toolbox, and learn about this extraordinary entrepreneur.
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Gordon Russell Design Museum
15 Russell Square
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Broadway https://www.gordonrusselldesignmuseum.org/ Gordon Russell was a creative mind, with works in furniture design, calligraphy and architecture. His life is featured at the Gordon Russell Museum in Broadway where you can now walk through his original workshop, see his toolbox, and learn about this extraordinary entrepreneur.

Shopping

Moreton-in-Marsh https://www.cotswoldgrey.com/ It’s one of these shops that take your breath away as soon as you walk through the doors… you’ll want nothing other than to shop your little heart out when you enter Cotswold Grey. Historically an ironmongers shop, Cotswold Grey in Moreton-in-Marsh is a contemporary furniture boutique shop that suits every individual personality, it also boasts homewares and gifts. Working with the world’s finest suppliers, the collection of furniture, lighting, glassware, home décor, and candles is sure to inspire the decoration of your home.
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Cotswold Markets Ltd
Stratford Road
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Moreton-in-Marsh https://www.cotswoldgrey.com/ It’s one of these shops that take your breath away as soon as you walk through the doors… you’ll want nothing other than to shop your little heart out when you enter Cotswold Grey. Historically an ironmongers shop, Cotswold Grey in Moreton-in-Marsh is a contemporary furniture boutique shop that suits every individual personality, it also boasts homewares and gifts. Working with the world’s finest suppliers, the collection of furniture, lighting, glassware, home décor, and candles is sure to inspire the decoration of your home.
Burford https://www.burford.co.uk/ Founded in 1975 by Nigel Johnson and family, Burford Garden Company has grown into a one-of-a-kind destination store for those seeking a unique, curated mixture of plants, gardenalia, home decor, furniture, art, clothing and food to reflect their individual style. We draw our inspiration from the very latest garden and interior trends to bring you an ever-changing visual feast of hand-picked and unique products, with new collections arriving every week. The 'family' may have grown a little bigger now, with our 170 strong team, but our 15-acre store is still a very personal place to shop. It is at once a magical emporium, theatrical and inspirational, with highly creative, imaginative displays – be it our giant string-lit orchid trees, beautiful vintage wine bottle chandeliers, kitchen tables that comfortably seat 16, the aroma of freshly baked cakes from our craft bakery, or the shamelessly romantic abundance of our oversized Italian rose arbours. Burford is committed to offering its customers something different at every turn. We aim to please and delight the senses, to make your shopping experience a pleasure, and fun too. Hand in hand with that ethos, our 60,000 individual products are all underwritten with a reassuring quality and unmatched customer service guarantee.
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Burford Garden Center
Shilton Road
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Burford https://www.burford.co.uk/ Founded in 1975 by Nigel Johnson and family, Burford Garden Company has grown into a one-of-a-kind destination store for those seeking a unique, curated mixture of plants, gardenalia, home decor, furniture, art, clothing and food to reflect their individual style. We draw our inspiration from the very latest garden and interior trends to bring you an ever-changing visual feast of hand-picked and unique products, with new collections arriving every week. The 'family' may have grown a little bigger now, with our 170 strong team, but our 15-acre store is still a very personal place to shop. It is at once a magical emporium, theatrical and inspirational, with highly creative, imaginative displays – be it our giant string-lit orchid trees, beautiful vintage wine bottle chandeliers, kitchen tables that comfortably seat 16, the aroma of freshly baked cakes from our craft bakery, or the shamelessly romantic abundance of our oversized Italian rose arbours. Burford is committed to offering its customers something different at every turn. We aim to please and delight the senses, to make your shopping experience a pleasure, and fun too. Hand in hand with that ethos, our 60,000 individual products are all underwritten with a reassuring quality and unmatched customer service guarantee.
Moreton-in-Marsh https://www.daylesford.com/ What can only really be described as the poshest farm shop out there, Daylesford Organic Farm is a must when you visit the Cotswolds if you love good food and the finer things in life. As they say “straight from our farm to your fork”, Daylesford Organic Farm strives to bring fresh, local ingredients into visitors’ homes and on to their plates in their wonderful restaurant.
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Daylesford Kingham, Gloucestershire
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Moreton-in-Marsh https://www.daylesford.com/ What can only really be described as the poshest farm shop out there, Daylesford Organic Farm is a must when you visit the Cotswolds if you love good food and the finer things in life. As they say “straight from our farm to your fork”, Daylesford Organic Farm strives to bring fresh, local ingredients into visitors’ homes and on to their plates in their wonderful restaurant.

Food scene

Tea Room http://www.theteaset.co.uk/ Indulge and visit The Tea Set in Chipping Norton, a tea room that believes in more than just tea. Although their speciality is beautifully presented and deliciously tempting afternoon teas, the tea room offers mouth-watering lunch and dinner entrees as well. Yes, there is tea, but spoil yourself with a flute of bubbly.
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The Tea Set
24 High St
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Tea Room http://www.theteaset.co.uk/ Indulge and visit The Tea Set in Chipping Norton, a tea room that believes in more than just tea. Although their speciality is beautifully presented and deliciously tempting afternoon teas, the tea room offers mouth-watering lunch and dinner entrees as well. Yes, there is tea, but spoil yourself with a flute of bubbly.
Hook Norton https://www.hooky.co.uk/ Have a pint of beer after taking a tour of the Hook Norton Brewery – over 150 years of brewing history. This family owned business still distributes beer to neighbouring pubs in the village by traditional horse-drawn carriage. Tours run Monday-Friday but reservations are highly recommended.
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Hook Norton Brewery
Brewery Lane
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Hook Norton https://www.hooky.co.uk/ Have a pint of beer after taking a tour of the Hook Norton Brewery – over 150 years of brewing history. This family owned business still distributes beer to neighbouring pubs in the village by traditional horse-drawn carriage. Tours run Monday-Friday but reservations are highly recommended.
Burford https://theangelatburford.co.uk/ Step back into medieval times at The Angel at Burford, a 16th century inn located in the town of Burford… it’s not really medival, in fact it’s beautifully restored and decorated, it’s just that the building been there all that time. Featuring award-winning fresh dishes in the restaurant, and holds a strong alliance with local brewery Hook Norton.
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The Angel at Burford
14 Witney St
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Burford https://theangelatburford.co.uk/ Step back into medieval times at The Angel at Burford, a 16th century inn located in the town of Burford… it’s not really medival, in fact it’s beautifully restored and decorated, it’s just that the building been there all that time. Featuring award-winning fresh dishes in the restaurant, and holds a strong alliance with local brewery Hook Norton.
Broadway https://russellsfishandchips.co.uk/ You can’t beat a traditional fish and chips experience! Highly recommended by locals, Russells Fish and Chips is THE place for the best battered fish and chips in the Cotswolds.
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Russell's Fish & Chips
20a High St
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Broadway https://russellsfishandchips.co.uk/ You can’t beat a traditional fish and chips experience! Highly recommended by locals, Russells Fish and Chips is THE place for the best battered fish and chips in the Cotswolds.
Stow-on-the-Wold, Moreton-in-Marsh and Burford https://www.cotswoldcheese.com/ Say CHEESE! The Cotswold Cheese Company is a cheese lovers dream come true. More than 80 different artisan and farmhouse cheeses stock the walls of each of the shops, located in Stow-on-the-Wold, Moreton-in-Marsh and Burford. Cheese is great, but it isn’t everything (some say!) so a wide range of the very best cheese accompaniments like breads, biscuits, chutneys and local meats are also sold.
The Cotswold Chocolate Company
Digbeth Street
Stow-on-the-Wold, Moreton-in-Marsh and Burford https://www.cotswoldcheese.com/ Say CHEESE! The Cotswold Cheese Company is a cheese lovers dream come true. More than 80 different artisan and farmhouse cheeses stock the walls of each of the shops, located in Stow-on-the-Wold, Moreton-in-Marsh and Burford. Cheese is great, but it isn’t everything (some say!) so a wide range of the very best cheese accompaniments like breads, biscuits, chutneys and local meats are also sold.
Stratford upon Avon https://www.countessofevesham.co.uk/ Sail off to sea aboard the Countess of Evesham, a well-established 70ft restaurant cruiser. Open all year round, the cruiser offers a lovely dining atmosphere, under the boat lights guests enjoy a delicious meal and take in the panoramic views.
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The Countess of Evesham
Waterside
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Stratford upon Avon https://www.countessofevesham.co.uk/ Sail off to sea aboard the Countess of Evesham, a well-established 70ft restaurant cruiser. Open all year round, the cruiser offers a lovely dining atmosphere, under the boat lights guests enjoy a delicious meal and take in the panoramic views.
Broadway https://www.dormyhouse.co.uk/ Dormy House has many options for food and drink. Want a classy environment? The Garden Room is your answer. More of a casual affair? The Potting Shed is a relaxed atmosphere serving traditional pub food. If you are a large group, private dining is available at The Top Table. They even have wonderful picnic hampers to take out on your adventures… you’re well and truly catered for a the Dormy.
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Dormy House
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Broadway https://www.dormyhouse.co.uk/ Dormy House has many options for food and drink. Want a classy environment? The Garden Room is your answer. More of a casual affair? The Potting Shed is a relaxed atmosphere serving traditional pub food. If you are a large group, private dining is available at The Top Table. They even have wonderful picnic hampers to take out on your adventures… you’re well and truly catered for a the Dormy.
Tetbury https://theroyaloaktetbury.co.uk/ The Royal Oak in Tetbury is known for it’s award-winning pub that boasts fresh and organic food, a selection of ales, ciders and wines, and a friendly atmosphere that welcomes locals and visitors with open arms and warm hearts.
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The Royal Oak Tetbury
Cirencester Road
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Tetbury https://theroyaloaktetbury.co.uk/ The Royal Oak in Tetbury is known for it’s award-winning pub that boasts fresh and organic food, a selection of ales, ciders and wines, and a friendly atmosphere that welcomes locals and visitors with open arms and warm hearts.
Stradford-upon-Avon https://www.theardenhotelstratford.com/ The Arden in Stratford-upon-Avon is an award-winning boutique hotel with an impressive terrace overlooking both the wonderful River Avon and the impressive Royal Shakespeare Company Theatre. Enjoy the fine comforts of fresh seasonal dishes and slowly sip a pint of ale or a flute of champagne on the terrace as the warm sun beams on you.
The Arden Hotel
Waterside
Stradford-upon-Avon https://www.theardenhotelstratford.com/ The Arden in Stratford-upon-Avon is an award-winning boutique hotel with an impressive terrace overlooking both the wonderful River Avon and the impressive Royal Shakespeare Company Theatre. Enjoy the fine comforts of fresh seasonal dishes and slowly sip a pint of ale or a flute of champagne on the terrace as the warm sun beams on you.
Bourton-on-the-Water - Chesterhouse Hotel https://chesterhousehotel.com/eat-at-our-hotel/ Italia Italia! Chester House Hotel presents L’Anatra Italian Kitchen in Bourton-on-the-Water. A purely Italian menu with fresh, local ingredients that make the best pizza dough, spaghetti, risotto, and pan-cooked pasta dishes. Don’t forget dessert – the home made Tiramisu is a definite must!
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L'anatra
Victoria Street
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Bourton-on-the-Water - Chesterhouse Hotel https://chesterhousehotel.com/eat-at-our-hotel/ Italia Italia! Chester House Hotel presents L’Anatra Italian Kitchen in Bourton-on-the-Water. A purely Italian menu with fresh, local ingredients that make the best pizza dough, spaghetti, risotto, and pan-cooked pasta dishes. Don’t forget dessert – the home made Tiramisu is a definite must!
Broadway https://russellsofbroadway.co.uk/ Russells of Broadway is a modern British restaurant famous for it’s award-winning food and outstanding service. Fresh, local ingredients, like cheese, dairy, fruits and vegetables, are always showcased throughout daily-changing menus, and the open dining room and friendly staff deliver an amazing dining experience.
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Russell's Fish & Chips
20a High St
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Broadway https://russellsofbroadway.co.uk/ Russells of Broadway is a modern British restaurant famous for it’s award-winning food and outstanding service. Fresh, local ingredients, like cheese, dairy, fruits and vegetables, are always showcased throughout daily-changing menus, and the open dining room and friendly staff deliver an amazing dining experience.
Northleach https://www.cotswoldswheatsheaf.com/ Focused on seasonal and local ingredients, The Wheatsheaf has a daily changing menu that keeps dishes fresh and flavourful. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner.
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The Wheatsheaf Inn
West End
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Northleach https://www.cotswoldswheatsheaf.com/ Focused on seasonal and local ingredients, The Wheatsheaf has a daily changing menu that keeps dishes fresh and flavourful. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Stow-on-the-Wold https://www.wyckhillhousehotel.co.uk/ Grab a glass of fine wine, a spritz of cider or a pint of your favourite ale and head to the sun-drenched terrace of the Wyck Hill House in Stow-on-the-Wold. With unparalleled views, you will be there for hours and hours, just taking it all in.
Wyck Hill House Hotel
Burford Road
Stow-on-the-Wold https://www.wyckhillhousehotel.co.uk/ Grab a glass of fine wine, a spritz of cider or a pint of your favourite ale and head to the sun-drenched terrace of the Wyck Hill House in Stow-on-the-Wold. With unparalleled views, you will be there for hours and hours, just taking it all in.
Moreton-in-Marsh https://horseandgroom.info/ A warm welcome, fantastic service and superb hospitality, the Horse and Groom is the kind of Cotswold dining pub you keep coming back to and one that is both traditional and modern. An ever-evolving menu, a well-stocked bar of old favourites and new twists, The Horse & Groom in Bourton-on-the-Hill should definitely be on your list.
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Horse and Groom
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Moreton-in-Marsh https://horseandgroom.info/ A warm welcome, fantastic service and superb hospitality, the Horse and Groom is the kind of Cotswold dining pub you keep coming back to and one that is both traditional and modern. An ever-evolving menu, a well-stocked bar of old favourites and new twists, The Horse & Groom in Bourton-on-the-Hill should definitely be on your list.
Broadway https://www.thefishhotel.co.uk/ The Fish… what a fitting name for a place that serves some of the best surf’n’turf in the Cotswolds and far beyond. If juicy pork belly and seared scallops make your mouth water, get yourself down to the Fish, located on Fish Hill (see what they did there!) in Broadway.
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The Fish Hotel
Campden Lane
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Broadway https://www.thefishhotel.co.uk/ The Fish… what a fitting name for a place that serves some of the best surf’n’turf in the Cotswolds and far beyond. If juicy pork belly and seared scallops make your mouth water, get yourself down to the Fish, located on Fish Hill (see what they did there!) in Broadway.
Painswick https://www.thepainswick.co.uk/ Enjoy a scrummy, wonderful afternoon tea on the terrace at The Painswick and you will have a side of the most stunning countryside views next to delicious teas, fluffy scones and cakes and savoury little sandwiches… what more could one want?
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The Painswick Hotel & Restaurant
Kemps Lane
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Painswick https://www.thepainswick.co.uk/ Enjoy a scrummy, wonderful afternoon tea on the terrace at The Painswick and you will have a side of the most stunning countryside views next to delicious teas, fluffy scones and cakes and savoury little sandwiches… what more could one want?

Outdoor Adventure

Cirencester https://www.waterpark.org/ Head to the water… hey, you didn’t think you could do that in the Cotswolds, did you? Well, you can. Head to the Cotswold Water Park, located near Cirencester, and try your hand at outdoors adventure and an abundance of fun activities based around the 40+ square miles of 150 lakes, one of the UK’s largest Nature Reserves in fact.
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Cotswold Water Park
Rigsby's Lane
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Cirencester https://www.waterpark.org/ Head to the water… hey, you didn’t think you could do that in the Cotswolds, did you? Well, you can. Head to the Cotswold Water Park, located near Cirencester, and try your hand at outdoors adventure and an abundance of fun activities based around the 40+ square miles of 150 lakes, one of the UK’s largest Nature Reserves in fact.
Cornbury Park https://www.wildernessfestival.com/ Get back to nature at the annual Wilderness Festival hosted in Oxfordshire every summer. Aside from enjoying the great outdoors, festival attendees take part in a variety of musical entertainment, food and drink including a Chef’s Table, talks, debates and workshops, and theatrical performances.
Wilderness
Cornbury Park
Cornbury Park https://www.wildernessfestival.com/ Get back to nature at the annual Wilderness Festival hosted in Oxfordshire every summer. Aside from enjoying the great outdoors, festival attendees take part in a variety of musical entertainment, food and drink including a Chef’s Table, talks, debates and workshops, and theatrical performances.
Chipping North https://thebigfeastival.com/ Family fun, live music and top chefs make up The Big Feastival! An annual summer event at Alex James’ Farm in Cotswolds, created and dreamt up by Alex James and Jamie Oliver. So, grab some good grub, dance to a variety of musical genres and participate in fun filled activities and glamping Cotswolds Style.
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The Big Feastival
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Chipping North https://thebigfeastival.com/ Family fun, live music and top chefs make up The Big Feastival! An annual summer event at Alex James’ Farm in Cotswolds, created and dreamt up by Alex James and Jamie Oliver. So, grab some good grub, dance to a variety of musical genres and participate in fun filled activities and glamping Cotswolds Style.
The Olimpick Games Chipping Campden https://www.olimpickgames.co.uk/ Bringing people together every Spring, The Olimpick Games pays homage to Britain’s rural history. There are a variety of events from the Five Mile Run to Shin Kicking. Don’t worry it’s all in good fun.
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Chipping Campden
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The Olimpick Games Chipping Campden https://www.olimpickgames.co.uk/ Bringing people together every Spring, The Olimpick Games pays homage to Britain’s rural history. There are a variety of events from the Five Mile Run to Shin Kicking. Don’t worry it’s all in good fun.
Burford https://www.cotswoldwildlifepark.co.uk/ Get wild and take a trip to the Cotswold Wildlife Park & Gardens. Be eye-to-eye with a giraffe, witness rhinos grazing on the front lawn, and experience other amazing animal encounters. Save your money and book tickets online.
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科茨沃爾德野生動物園和花園
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Burford https://www.cotswoldwildlifepark.co.uk/ Get wild and take a trip to the Cotswold Wildlife Park & Gardens. Be eye-to-eye with a giraffe, witness rhinos grazing on the front lawn, and experience other amazing animal encounters. Save your money and book tickets online.
THE GREAT TEW PARK, OXFORDSHIRE https://www.cornburyfestival.com/ The Cornbury Music Festival is one-of-a-kind: a lovingly crafted, top notch, very English open air party, tailor-made for the whole family. Like the best of England, The Cornbury Music Festival is civilised, charming and irresistible – a homespun melting pot where music-lovers share pies and a glass of champagne with superstars, toffs, rockers, crooners, Morris dancers, farmers, urbanites, fashionistas, gourmet chefs and little old ladies who make exceptional cakes. In short, The Cornbury Music Festival represents classic summer entertainment for a friendly crowd from all walks of life. A country fair with a rock ‘n’ roll twist; a farmers’ market with a dance floor; a local carnival with a classic contemporary soundtrack.
Cornbury Music Festival
Blythe Road
THE GREAT TEW PARK, OXFORDSHIRE https://www.cornburyfestival.com/ The Cornbury Music Festival is one-of-a-kind: a lovingly crafted, top notch, very English open air party, tailor-made for the whole family. Like the best of England, The Cornbury Music Festival is civilised, charming and irresistible – a homespun melting pot where music-lovers share pies and a glass of champagne with superstars, toffs, rockers, crooners, Morris dancers, farmers, urbanites, fashionistas, gourmet chefs and little old ladies who make exceptional cakes. In short, The Cornbury Music Festival represents classic summer entertainment for a friendly crowd from all walks of life. A country fair with a rock ‘n’ roll twist; a farmers’ market with a dance floor; a local carnival with a classic contemporary soundtrack.
Touring Circus Visit website - https://giffordscircus.com/theshow/ Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, welcome to Giffords Circus, the best circus EVER… yes, we said it, EVER! Acrobats, horses, magical performances and more, this is a family-friendly event that tours throughout the Cotswolds and beyond all summer long. Get your ticket to see the most glamorous troupe of performers.
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Giffords Circus
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Touring Circus Visit website - https://giffordscircus.com/theshow/ Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, welcome to Giffords Circus, the best circus EVER… yes, we said it, EVER! Acrobats, horses, magical performances and more, this is a family-friendly event that tours throughout the Cotswolds and beyond all summer long. Get your ticket to see the most glamorous troupe of performers.
Guiting Power https://cotswoldfarmpark.co.uk/ Since 1971, Cotswold Farm Park has been helping protect rare breeds of farm animals and today over 50 breeds call the park home. Family activities include farm demonstrations, farm safaris, and feeding time!
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科茨沃爾德農場公園
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Guiting Power https://cotswoldfarmpark.co.uk/ Since 1971, Cotswold Farm Park has been helping protect rare breeds of farm animals and today over 50 breeds call the park home. Family activities include farm demonstrations, farm safaris, and feeding time!
Slimbridge https://www.wwt.org.uk/wetland-centres/slimbridge/ From birdwatchers to families, there is plenty to discover all year round at the truly wonderful Slimbridge Wetland Centre just south of Gloucester in the Cotswolds. Enjoy amazing wildlife up-close. With experiences to suit all ages offering access to a huge variety of wildlife, it is no surprise we are an award-winning day out!
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WWT Slimbridge
Bowditch
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Slimbridge https://www.wwt.org.uk/wetland-centres/slimbridge/ From birdwatchers to families, there is plenty to discover all year round at the truly wonderful Slimbridge Wetland Centre just south of Gloucester in the Cotswolds. Enjoy amazing wildlife up-close. With experiences to suit all ages offering access to a huge variety of wildlife, it is no surprise we are an award-winning day out!
Bourton-on-the-water https://www.birdland.co.uk/ Over nine acres of gardens and forest, Birdland in the Cotswolds is a must-see. From bird watching and feeding to having a Jurassic Journey (yes, DINOSAURS) and discovering a variety of flora, Birdland is a jam-packed day of fun and exploration.
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Birdland
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Bourton-on-the-water https://www.birdland.co.uk/ Over nine acres of gardens and forest, Birdland in the Cotswolds is a must-see. From bird watching and feeding to having a Jurassic Journey (yes, DINOSAURS) and discovering a variety of flora, Birdland is a jam-packed day of fun and exploration.
Chipping North https://www.rollrightstones.co.uk/ An ancient relic, The Rollright Stones consist of three major elements: The King’s Men stone circle, the Whispering Knights, and the King Stone. Take a step into the mystery and the wonder that is The Rollright Stones.
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Rollright Road
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Chipping North https://www.rollrightstones.co.uk/ An ancient relic, The Rollright Stones consist of three major elements: The King’s Men stone circle, the Whispering Knights, and the King Stone. Take a step into the mystery and the wonder that is The Rollright Stones.
Tetbury https://www.forestryengland.uk/westonbirt-the-national-arboretum Discover 15,000 varieties of trees from all over the world at Westonbirt Arboretum. High above the trees, experience the STIHL Treetop Walkway for a perfect bird’s eye view of the forest below.
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Westonbirt，國家樹木園
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Tetbury https://www.forestryengland.uk/westonbirt-the-national-arboretum Discover 15,000 varieties of trees from all over the world at Westonbirt Arboretum. High above the trees, experience the STIHL Treetop Walkway for a perfect bird’s eye view of the forest below.
Moreton in Marsh https://www.cotswold-falconry.co.uk/ Birds of prey take centre stage at Cotswold Falconry Centre. Take part in flying demonstrations, educational sessions and see up close these fierce birds including eagles, falcons and owls.
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Cotswold Falconry Centre
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Moreton in Marsh https://www.cotswold-falconry.co.uk/ Birds of prey take centre stage at Cotswold Falconry Centre. Take part in flying demonstrations, educational sessions and see up close these fierce birds including eagles, falcons and owls.
Cirencester https://www.cotswoldshow.co.uk/ What better place to spend a day with family and friends? The Cotswold Show and Food Festival is an annual summer event full of activities including family attractions, top chefs, music, animals, and much much more!
The Cotswold Show
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Cirencester https://www.cotswoldshow.co.uk/ What better place to spend a day with family and friends? The Cotswold Show and Food Festival is an annual summer event full of activities including family attractions, top chefs, music, animals, and much much more!
Cirencester https://www.bathurstestate.co.uk/ The Bathurst Estate and Cirencester Park is meticulously landscaped to bring out the natural beauty of plants, flowers and buildings. Every second and fourth Saturday of every month is a Farmer’s Market, and the Cricket and Beer Festival is always a good time.
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Cirencester Park
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Cirencester https://www.bathurstestate.co.uk/ The Bathurst Estate and Cirencester Park is meticulously landscaped to bring out the natural beauty of plants, flowers and buildings. Every second and fourth Saturday of every month is a Farmer’s Market, and the Cricket and Beer Festival is always a good time.
Various Cotswold locations https://cotswoldballoonsafaris.co.uk/ A unique experience among the clouds in the sky, Cotswold Balloon Safaris take guests up in a hot air balloon and tours the below towns and villages of the Cotswolds, leaving guests awe-inspired.
Hot Air Balloon Flights in Gloucestershire with Virgin Balloon Flights
Evesham Road
Various Cotswold locations https://cotswoldballoonsafaris.co.uk/ A unique experience among the clouds in the sky, Cotswold Balloon Safaris take guests up in a hot air balloon and tours the below towns and villages of the Cotswolds, leaving guests awe-inspired.
The Jockey Club https://www.thejockeyclub.co.uk/cheltenham/ And they’re off! Every year The Jockey Club in Cheltenham hosts The Festival, an event that sees horses with speed and agility Jump race to determine a victorious winner. While not watching the race, indulge yourself in traditional race day hospitality with fine food and drink.
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車士打文賽馬場
Evesham Road
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The Jockey Club https://www.thejockeyclub.co.uk/cheltenham/ And they’re off! Every year The Jockey Club in Cheltenham hosts The Festival, an event that sees horses with speed and agility Jump race to determine a victorious winner. While not watching the race, indulge yourself in traditional race day hospitality with fine food and drink.
Bourton-on-the-Water https://thedragonflymaze.com/ Get lost with the whole family in Bourton-on-the-Waters very own yew hedge maze. The Dragonfly Maze offers a fun day out for the family. Work together as a family or have a competition to see who can discover the 14 clues dotted around the maze to find the central golden dragonfly first. With bragging rights on the line, you can enjoy a day of problem-solving in Bourton-on-the-Water. Whether you are with the family, a couple or on your own, the Dragonfly Maze is one of the best things to do in Bourton-on-the-Water.
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The Dragonfly Maze
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Bourton-on-the-Water https://thedragonflymaze.com/ Get lost with the whole family in Bourton-on-the-Waters very own yew hedge maze. The Dragonfly Maze offers a fun day out for the family. Work together as a family or have a competition to see who can discover the 14 clues dotted around the maze to find the central golden dragonfly first. With bragging rights on the line, you can enjoy a day of problem-solving in Bourton-on-the-Water. Whether you are with the family, a couple or on your own, the Dragonfly Maze is one of the best things to do in Bourton-on-the-Water.