Cotswolds Towns and Villages
Sightseeing
Used as the location for Father Browns fictional village of ‘Kembleford’. The lovely community café has been nominated for local tea/coffee shop of the year in the Cotswolds Life food and drink awards.
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Blockley
Used as the location for Father Browns fictional village of ‘Kembleford’. The lovely community café has been nominated for local tea/coffee shop of the year in the Cotswolds Life food and drink awards.
A picture postcard village within walking distance of Stow and an easy walk to nearby Upper Slaughter.
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Lower Slaughter
A picture postcard village within walking distance of Stow and an easy walk to nearby Upper Slaughter.
Historic spa town on the regions southern edge. Excellent museums, shops and restaurants.
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Bath
Historic spa town on the regions southern edge. Excellent museums, shops and restaurants.
Described by William Morris as ‘the most beautiful village in England’. The 14th century weaver’s cottages on Arlington Row, are one of the most photographed streets in the Cotswolds.
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Bibury
Described by William Morris as ‘the most beautiful village in England’. The 14th century weaver’s cottages on Arlington Row, are one of the most photographed streets in the Cotswolds.
Broadway
A picture postcard village with excellent shops and places to eat.
Fondly known as ‘Venice of the Cotswolds’ with the River Windrush running through the village under small bridges connecting the many tearooms, pubs and restaurants. Easily accessible from Stow by the regular buses from the Porch House (literally a stones throw from The Clock Tower).
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Bourton on the Water
Fondly known as ‘Venice of the Cotswolds’ with the River Windrush running through the village under small bridges connecting the many tearooms, pubs and restaurants. Easily accessible from Stow by the regular buses from the Porch House (literally a stones throw from The Clock Tower).
Voted one of the prettiest villages in England and film location for ‘War Horse’.
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Castle Combe
Voted one of the prettiest villages in England and film location for ‘War Horse’.
As well as the well-known Cheltenham racecourse, Cheltenham also has a great café culture and a year round calendar of events, such as gin festivals and food walking tours.
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Cheltenham
As well as the well-known Cheltenham racecourse, Cheltenham also has a great café culture and a year round calendar of events, such as gin festivals and food walking tours.
Chipping Campden
Beautiful architecture and buildings dating from 14th century.
Cirencester
Known as ‘The capital of the Cotswolds’. Great shops and restaurants.
A small, privately owned village, two miles east of Stow. The iconic farmshop was founded in 2002 by the Bamford family. There is now an award winning restaurant, spa and shop, all selling high quality, local produce. Keep your eye out for the many celebrities who frequent the village!
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Daylesford
A small, privately owned village, two miles east of Stow. The iconic farmshop was founded in 2002 by the Bamford family. There is now an award winning restaurant, spa and shop, all selling high quality, local produce. Keep your eye out for the many celebrities who frequent the village!
Stunning village owned by the National Trust. The abbey and many buildings were used in the Harry Potter films.
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Lacock
Stunning village owned by the National Trust. The abbey and many buildings were used in the Harry Potter films.
Moreton in Marsh
Great shopping, excellent pubs and a weekly market every Tuesday.
Surrounded by stunning countryside and some of the best walking routes in the area. The Painswick Rococo garden has a fabulous maze in the stunning gardens.
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Painswick
Surrounded by stunning countryside and some of the best walking routes in the area. The Painswick Rococo garden has a fabulous maze in the stunning gardens.
There’s so much right on your door step! Enjoy browsing in the many boutique shops, lazy lunches in the many tearooms and fine dining in the superb restaurants. There’s a farmers market every second Thursday with superb local ingredients.
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Stow-on-the-Wold
There’s so much right on your door step! Enjoy browsing in the many boutique shops, lazy lunches in the many tearooms and fine dining in the superb restaurants. There’s a farmers market every second Thursday with superb local ingredients.
A beautiful village used as a set in the ‘Bridget Jones’ diary’ films. The national trust Snowhill manor and gardens are well worth a visit.
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Snowshill
A beautiful village used as a set in the ‘Bridget Jones’ diary’ films. The national trust Snowhill manor and gardens are well worth a visit.
Tetbury Goods Shed Arts Centre
Cirencester Road