Cotswold attractions

There’s something quintessentially British about a thatched cottage – with golden stone walls, trailing roses and leaded windows, they could come straight from the pages …

It might be over 2000 years since the Romans invaded Britain, but you can still see the impact they had across the country. And that …

With 1000 years of history, Sudeley Castle on the edge of Winchcombe is one of the Cotswolds’ must-sees. It’s the only private castle in England …

From the Romans to the Georgians and on to the 20th century, Bath’s museums and galleries take you on a journey through thousands of years …

If you’re looking for somewhere to take your dog, you can’t beat the Cotswolds with its fabulous dog-friendly hotels, cosy country pubs and miles of …

Eight miles north of Oxford on the eastern edge of the Cotswolds, Blenheim Palace is one of the largest and grandest stately homes in England. …

Bursting with colour and fragrance, the Cotswolds is home to some of the country’s most glorious gardens. They feature creative designs dating from the Rococo …

Also known as the ‘highest little castle in the Cotswolds’, the Broadway Tower is one of the Cotswolds’ most recognisable buildings. This 65-foot-high fairytale tower …

The Cotswolds is famous for its natural beauty, but another of its big attractions is its history, and the region has some of the most …

For 10 days each summer, an area of farmland in the shadow of the Bredon Hills in Worcestershire is decorated in a pastel-coloured palette of …