The Cotswolds has a lot to offer visitors and there is a reason why people return to the area time after time. From historic towns to the rolling hills there is so much rich history and culture for you to explore. Whether you want to discover an ancient civilisation at the Corinium museum, wander around some of the most picturesque and recognisable landmarks in the country or relax with an afternoon tea, you will find something to do everyday. Discover what makes the Cotswolds different to any other place in England and explore an area of outstanding natural beauty covering almost 800 square miles and spread across six counties each with diverse landscapes and hidden gems that will steal your heart.
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Burford is a busy town which lies in the valley of the River Windrush in West Oxfordshire. Burford is known as the "Gateway to the Cotswolds".
Learn MoreTetbury has basically remained unchanged since the 16th and 17th centuries when the town was at the height of prosperity as a major wool town.
Learn More"Queen of hilltop towns" Malmesbury is reputed to be the oldest borough in England & received its charter in AD880 from King Alfred the Great
Learn MoreHotels, B&Bs, country cottages and more, all in the Cotswolds
With welcoming hotels available across the Cotswolds, you will be sure to find one that will make your stay a comfortable and pleasant one.
See MoreCotswolds Bed and breakfasts offer visitors the chance to stay in characterful accommodation and enjoy a personalised service.
See MoreIn the Cotswolds countryside you will find beautiful, charming cottages waiting to greet guests with their character and peaceful ambience.
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