Bourton-on-the-Water
Called the Venice of the Cotswolds. It draws visitors in with pretty stone bridges, winding streams, and quaint tea rooms. Take a walk around the model village or the Motoring Museum to learn about automotive history.
Broadway Tower
This iconic tower, which stands proudly on Broadway Hill in the Cotswolds, offers stunning views of the countryside. Explore the parkland and climb up the tower for stunning views. To find out about Cotswold Tours, visit https://cotswoldtour.co.uk
Blenheim Palace
Blenheim Palace is a UNESCO Heritage Site, and where Sir Winston Churchill was born. Discover the opulent insides and marvel at the Capability Brown-designed gardens. Enjoy yourself with a wealth of history.
Lavender
A must see are the vivid purple fields extending to the horizon. Take stunning pictures, browse the lavender shop, and enjoy lavender products.
Sudeley Castle
This historic fortress has royal connections that date back over a millenia. Discover the stories of royalty in the restored rooms and gardens.
Chipping Campden
Chipping Campden is a Cotswolds market town famous for its honey-coloured houses and charm. Visit St. James’ Church and browse independent shops to soak up the atmosphere.
Snowshill Manor & Gardens
Explore the quirky site that is Snowshill Manor – once home to a famous collector. Discover the eclectic interiors filled to the brim with fascinating items. Take a stroll through the gardens and take in the stunning views.
Bibury
Visit Bibury to conclude your Cotswolds experience. This village is often described as England’s most picturesque. Enjoy the Arlington Row Cottages and stroll along the River Coln.
