With hillsides covered in vines surrounded by tranquil countryside, you’d be forgiven for thinking you’d been transported to the South of France rather than being …

The tiny Cotswold village of Upper Slaughter in Gloucestershire is often overshadowed by its better-known neighbours Lower Slaughter and Bourton-on-the-Water. But its historic buildings and …

Pack your woolly jumpers and head to the Cotswolds this winter for a cosy self catering escape – think frosty walks, pub Sunday roasts and …

With a treasure trove of artefacts from around the world inside, Snowshill Manor isn’t your usual Cotswold country house. This 16th-century manor in Snowshill is …

With its grand manor houses, country estates, quaint villages and historic towns, the Cotswolds has unsurprisingly become a popular spot for location scouts, appearing in …

The twin villages of Lower and Upper Slaughter lie along the banks of the shallow River Eye, a few miles north of Bourton-on-the-Water. With its …

A sea of vivid purple flowers stretches out in front of you, with the sun shining in a bright blue sky and the smell of …

Running for 102 miles between Chipping Campden and Bath, the Cotswold Way is one of Britain’s great long-distance walks, and was made a National Trail …

Founded in 1895, the National Trust was the idea of three people who wanted to protect the heritage of England, Wales and Northern Ireland for …

Spread over 800 square miles of countryside, the Cotswolds isn’t the most obvious place to visit by public transport. But although it’s undeniably easier to …