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The best waterfalls in the Cotswolds

The Cotswolds, renowned for its rolling hills and picturesque villages, offers a variety of scenic walks. While the region isn’t particularly known for large waterfalls, there are several charming spots…

Category: Cotswolds Posted: Tue, 1st Apr 2025

Artisanal delights in the Forest of Dean

When you visit the Forest of Dean you expect spectacular views, unbelievable walking trails and the unfathomable beauty of nature. But dig a little deeper and you’ll unearth a taste…

Category: Food and Drink Posted: Fri, 28th Mar 2025

Visit Chipping Campden: a local’s guide

Nestled in the heart of the Cotswolds, Chipping Campden is a picture-perfect town offering a mix of history, culture, and natural beauty. From charming streets lined with honey-coloured cottages to…

Category: Chipping Campden Posted: Thu, 20th Mar 2025

Painswick: The hidden gem of the Cotswolds

The Cotswolds is famous for its picturesque villages, rolling hills, and honey-coloured stone cottages. While towns like Bourton-on-the-Water and Bibury attract thousands of visitors each year, there’s one charming village…

Category: Cotswolds Posted: Wed, 19th Mar 2025

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…

Category: Active Posted: Mon, 17th Mar 2025

Live like a royal in Tetbury

Step into a world of royalty when you visit the Cotswolds by spending time in Tetbury. A real crown jewel, you can follow the footsteps of King Charles III along…

Category: Cotswolds Posted: Thu, 13th Mar 2025

The best golf courses in the Cotswolds

The Cotswolds: where rolling green hills meet honey-stone villages, and the air hums with the genteel clink of a well-struck iron. This is a golfer’s paradise. Not in the wild,…

Category: Cotswolds Posted: Tue, 11th Mar 2025

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…

Category: Cotswolds Posted: Fri, 7th Mar 2025

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…

Category: Active Posted: Wed, 5th Mar 2025

Conde Nast’s guide to the best pubs in the Cotswolds

If you’re looking for a culinary adventure in the Cotswolds, Condé Nast has just released a list of the best restaurants in the region – and we’re here to celebrate…

Category: Cotswolds Posted: Thu, 20th Feb 2025
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