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January Wellness in the Cotswolds

January is often seen as a time for fresh starts and new intentions. It is the perfect month to focus on wellness. In the heart of the English countryside, the…

Category: Active Posted: Thu, 9th Jan 2025

A Beginner’s Guide to Bath

Striking Georgian buildings line the cobbled streets of majestic Bath, transporting you back in time. Conjure Romans bathing in the famous spa waters, picture Austen, Dickens and Shelley gazing across…

Category: Active Posted: Thu, 9th Jan 2025

Walking the Wye Valley

The Wye Valley is unlike anywhere else in the UK. Dramatic landscapes of cliffsides erupt beside the meandering river and royal woodlands hide secret caves creating a magical world. There…

Category: Active Posted: Thu, 2nd Jan 2025

Things to do in Salisbury

Uncover Salisbury, where rich history comes alive around every corner and down every cobbled alleyway. Known for its magnificent cathedral, timeless architecture and ancient landmarks, Salisbury beckons its visitors to…

Category: Active Posted: Tue, 3rd Dec 2024

Best Wild Swimming Spots in the Cotswolds

There’s nothing quite as freeing as taking a refreshing dip in the great outdoors. Wild swimming has some fantastic benefits, but as it is England, wild swimming is very often…

Category: Active Posted: Wed, 6th Nov 2024
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