Located on Nibley Knoll, close to the village of North Nibley, this famous landmark can be spotted from miles around and is well worth a visit.
Sitting in the south of Gloucestershire, the bohemian market town of Stroud is known as the ‘Covent Garden of the Cotswolds’ – mostly due to the size and popularity of its weekly Farmers’ Market.
Iconic and beautiful, this unusual beauty spot forms the heart of this beautiful Cotswold village.
Quirky and pretty, this lovely ten-acre park is a hit for families with free-roaming birds and animals to spot.
Overlooking the Ozleworth Valley in Gloucestershire is the stunning Tudor hunting lodge of Newark. Isolated from the modern world, you can take a step back in time to this gorgeous estate and indulge in the stillness and peace of nature.
Often referred to as ‘the jewel of the Cotswolds’, this oh-so-pretty village is a delightful spot to explore with a fascinating history and fabulous places to eat.
Take yourself back 300 years in this lovely pub for a spot of supper for a pint or two.
Encompassed by sprawling, verdant countryside in the Cotswold village of Leighterton is the Royal Oak pub.
The culmination of generations’ of experience, Wotton Farm Shop combines raw passion with quality produce.
Tasty local and European delights await you at this eatery in the heart of the Cotswolds.
