Why Tetbury should be your next Cotswolds escape
It goes without saying that the Cotswolds aren’t short on picturesque towns. On any given drive through, it’s all rolling meadows and low-slung dry stone walls. You’ll pass village after…
The best petting zoos in the Cotswolds
There’s something about the Cotswolds – the rolling hills, the honey-hued cottages, the overwhelming urge to quit your job and buy a pair of wellies. But beyond its postcard-perfect villages,…
Animal experiences in the Forest of Dean
As well as the local wildlife, petting zoos, llama walks and swooping hawks are waiting for you in the Forest of Dean. From farm visits to more up close and…
A Tudor Easter at Sudeley Castle
Divorced, beheaded, died. Divorced, beheaded, survived. The queens of Henry VIII come to life at Sudeley Castle this Easter. Hidden amongst the gardens and down secret pathways, you will find…
An insider’s guide to Malmesbury
Malmesbury is one of those hidden Cotswold gems, often overlooked for its more well-known neighbours. It might have been missed off your ‘must visit’ list. It has such an exciting…
Ten one-of-a-kind countryside festivals you might not have heard of
1 Tewkesbury Medieval Festival Walk through the tents of a medieval encampment passing knights and maidens as they prepare for battle at this unique countryside festival. It is the largest…
An introduction to the Forest of Dean
If you’re looking for somewhere to get away from it all, where nature surrounds you and the views are outstanding, where history can be discovered and footsteps into a fantasy…
The best houses to spend the Easter holidays in
As the days are getting longer and snippets of sunshine are breaking through, we can see that Spring is on its way! As the Easter holiday beckons colour starts to…
Family friendly things to do in Wiltshire this February half term
Make February half term a dazzle of excitement and adventures with our favourite family friendly things to do in Wiltshire. After getting through the slog of January we could all…
Jane Austen’s 250th Anniversary in Bath
Jane Austen had a ravenous appetite for life, including writing about its intricacies, taking all who read her novels on a delightfully cheerful but simultaneously scathing romp through English society.…
