| Stratford
upon Avon |
The birthplace of William Shakespeare
and the home of the Shakespeare Theatre |
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| Chipping
Campden |
Perhaps the nicest of the Cotswold
villages, as it is relatively unspoiled by the weight of modern tourism |
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| Broadway |
Perhaps the best known of the villages,
but it has had to pay a certain price in the number of gift shops that are there |
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| Stow
on the Wold |
A busy small town, with a charming
square and a range of shops |
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| The
Slaughters |
The Cotswolds encapsulated, Upper
and Lower Slaughter, with their manor houses and honey stone cottages |
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| Burford |
The town has a steep main street, with lots of antique
shops, which runs down to the river and the ancient bridge |
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| Cirencester |
The town has evolved from a Roman
garrison town to a charming, well preserved market town |
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| Woodstock |
Famous for Blenheim Palace and
Winston Churchill's grave, the village itself also has a lot of charm |
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| Oxford |
Dreaming spires, England's oldest
(and best) university, the Broad and the High, the covered market and the
colleges |
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| Bath |
The Roman spa and the Georgian
houses are the blend that attract tourists from all over the world |
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| Photos
of the area |
Cotswolds villages you might consider
visiting |
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If you do not get the information you need here, more available about the Cotswolds
at Cotswolds Calling
