Things to do in the Cotswolds in the rain: The best indoor activities
Visiting the Cotswolds means beautiful landscapes, historic towns and villages, gardens and stately homes. But the one thing you can’t guarantee in the UK is …
Among the famous green rolling hills and picturesque villages of the Cotswolds, there are so many different things for visitors to see and do. Whether you’re interested in history, gardening, walking and cycling, food and drink, or weird and wonderful festivals, there’s something to suit you.
Here you’ll find our seasonal guides to things to do in the Cotswolds, but also check out our sections on attractions, walks, events, places to stay, food and drink and shopping for more great ideas.
Visiting the Cotswolds means beautiful landscapes, historic towns and villages, gardens and stately homes. But the one thing you can’t guarantee in the UK is …
After dark, cold days and the post-Christmas lull, the first snowdrops peeking out from the ground are a sign that spring is finally on its …
With frosty mornings, pretty villages decked in twinkling lights, Christmas carols, cosy fires, the smell of pine trees and maybe even a snow flurry or …
Exploring the Cotswolds in autumn means a mix of enjoying the colours outdoors and cosying up inside, as the days get shorter, the leaves start …
Sunshine, honey-stone villages, lush gardens, trickling rivers and a cold drink in a pub beer garden – there aren’t many places better than the Cotswolds …
The days are getting warmer, flowers are blooming and animals coming out of hibernation – the Cotswolds in spring is bursting with new life. From …
The Cotswolds’ beautiful scenery and peaceful feel make it an ideal spot to escape to for a romantic break for two. As well as our …
Dig out your scarves, grab a hot chocolate and head out with us to explore Cheltenham at Christmas with Visit Cheltenham (AD: hosted trip). The …
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