To cover the detail of all the Cotswolds villages, we have given you a larger scale map. The scale is about 30 miles from Stratford (at north of area) to Burford (in south of this area). Click on any of the villages for more information. There is a brief synopsis below the map
Bibury | National Trust cottages, and a river full of trout |
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Bourton-on-the-Water | So well known that it gets very busy in summer |
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Broadway | Probably best known for the Lygon Arms now! |
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Burford | Main street on a hill full of antique shops |
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Charlbury | Off the main tourist trail, grew wealthy making gloves |
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Chipping Campden | Perhaps the prettiest of the Cotswold villages |
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Chipping Norton | See Bliss Mill, a Victorian woollen mill |
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Cheltenham | "Capital of the Cotswolds" |
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Cirencester | Second largest Roman town in Britain |
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Evesham | Fruit is grown in the Vale of Evesham |
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Moreton-in-Marsh | Wide main street, typical of the area |
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Naunton | A guide to Naunton and other little villages off the main trail |
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Northleach | Perhaps the best wool church in the area |
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Painswick | See the topiary Yew trees in the church yard |
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Slaughters | So perfect you avoid them in summer! |
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Snowshill | National Trust have a eclectic collection of one mans obsessions |
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Stow-on-the Wold | High on the wold and a cross roads, you cannot tour the Cotswolds without coming here |
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Stratford-upon-Avon | Birthplace of Shakespeare and home to the eponymous theatre |
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Winchcombe | Sudeley Castle and another good wool church |
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