Gardens - The Gardens are the ever-changing enchanting masterpiece of the Cotswolds. Informal country gardens, terraced hillside gardens, and formally manicured Victorian gardens are filled with climbing roses, herbaceous borders, and woodland paths. Hidcote Manor and Kiftsgate Court are a couple of world renowned gardens within the Cotswolds.
 

History - The Cotswolds are very historical without even visiting a historic landmark. The homes and villages are largely as they would have been hundreds of years ago. Visit Stratford-on -Avon or Bath, the Old Market Towns such as Chipping Campden, castles and manor houses of the National Trust. You could spend weeks on end visiting a different site each day.
 

Dining - You can’t spend time in the Cotswolds without enjoying the food. Enjoy a traditional afternoon tea or experience the elegant and fine dining offered in contemporary restaurants or Old English Pubs.
 

Walking - Enjoy the English countryside on foot. The Cotswold Way is a 100 mile Path walkable from the North to the South of the Cotswolds. Villages have their own paths and pretty lanes where you can enjoy the landscape at your own pace or take time away from sightseeing.