Cotswold Towns

Oxford is, in many ways, a world-class city and much more than a famed learning centre. It is also an excellent base from

An artistic town full of surprises, Nailsworth is renowned for its award-winning restaurants, pubs, cafes and a celebrated bakery,  home to

Moreton-in-Marsh started as a Saxon settlement around the church but was redeveloped as a market in the 1220s.  King Charles I granted

Malmesbury, a captivating hilltop town nestled in the southern Cotswolds, is a treasure trove of history. It proudly holds the title

Lechlade is a charming town on the southern edge of the Cotswolds, known for its picturesque location along the River

Kingham is a vibrant village in the Oxfordshire Cotswolds about four miles from Chipping Norton, which Country Life magazine judged to be

Historically known as “Glevum”, Gloucester was a significant Roman settlement and was designated “Colonia” – the highest urban status. Described as “the

Known as the “Capital of the Cotswolds”, Cirencester is a thriving market town with ancient origins. The Roman fort (later town) of

The highest town in Oxfordshire and once an important centre for the Cotswold wool trade, Chipping Norton was given a charter

Exploring Fairford in the Cotswolds: What to See and Do Nestled in the heart of the Cotswolds, Fairford is a