Cotswolds AONB

The best English countryside never to be missed. Try to stay in Bourton on the Water and cover
1) Bibury village
2) Upper Slaughter
3) Stow on the Wild
4) Northleach village
5) Cotswold farm park

The Cotswolds are worth a visit and a stay for a few days. There are numerous beautiful villages, churches, gardens and parks, as well as wonderfull footpaths through woods, hills, riverbeds... Make sure you wear the right shoes, or wellies...

Amazing part of the country with so much to see. From lovely villages, stunning farmland. Well worth a visit and a stay for a week or two.

Scenic countryside with sheep's frazibg, lovely cottages and historical roman sites.. Walking here was like gliding in a dream. Just beautiful. Preserve at all cost.

nice view.. little country side houses.
Bibury is such a picturesque place so lovely to walk around.

Stunning scenery and gorgeous walks through rolling hills. Picturesque buildings that look like they belong in a distant past before the age of the motor car. Its easy to see why this area is classed as an area of outstanding natural beauty.
We walked on New Year's Day, which was one of the few dry days over the holiday period. The ground was saturated, turning the footpaths into bogs in some areas, so I would highly recommend good walking boots or even Wellington boots when wet. We visited this area after two weeks of continuous rain, I'm sure it's much more easy going in drier weather.

Bibury is such a picturesque place so lovely to walk around. Tourists were a bit noisy when we went but it was still beautiful.
Iron Age settlement, also lots of different paths to follow for those that like to explore plus there is a excellent cafe there with really friendly staff.

Burton-on-the-water is a charming village located in the heart of the Cotswolds in England. The village is known for its picturesque setting on the River Windrush and its charming, historical buildings.

One of the highlights of Burton-on-the-water is the beautiful Riverside Walk, which takes visitors along the river and through the village. The walk is a great way to enjoy the peaceful setting and take in the sights and sounds of the village.

There are also plenty of charming shops and restaurants in Burton-on-the-water, making it a great place to spend the day. The village is home to a variety of independent boutiques and specialty shops, as well as a range of cafes and pubs serving delicious food and drink.

Overall, Burton-on-the-water is a delightful place to visit and offers something for everyone. Whether you're looking for a peaceful day out in the countryside or a chance to explore the charming shops and restaurants, Burton-on-the-water is definitely worth a visit.