Cotswold Collection (#2)
Discover the picturesque charm of Cotswold, a region nestled in Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire
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Discover the picturesque charm of Cotswold, a region nestled in Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire. Located in the heart of The Cotswolds, England's idyllic countryside unfolds before your eyes. As you wander through Broadway, admire The Lygon Arms sign that stands as a testament to its rich history. This quaint village is a hidden gem within Hereford & Worcester and offers an authentic taste of rural life. Immerse yourself in the beauty of Chipping Campden with its Market Hall and enchanting Cotswold stone cottages lining High Street. Capture the essence of this charming village at Chipping Campden Station, where time seems to stand still. Bibury will leave you breathless as you witness The Swan Hotel reflecting gracefully on the river. Gloucestershire's tranquil ambiance envelops this mesmerizing location within The Cotswolds. Indulge your senses at Snowshill Lavender Farm in Broadway, Worcestershire, where rows upon rows of lavender plants create a fragrant oasis. In winter, experience the magic as a Cotswold farmhouse peeks out from beneath layers of snow-covered roads. Encounter nature's wonders along the Cotswold Way as black-faced sheep curiously peer through gates in Stanway village. At Temple Guiting's renowned Cotswold Farm Park, marvel at multi-horned Hebridean sheep and rare breeds like never before. The allure continues with Snowshill village's dry stone walls embracing gateways leading to charming stone cottages - an architectural delight for all who visit. Lower Slaughter beckons with its captivating beauty; it is no wonder why visitors flock here from far and wide to immerse themselves in this quintessential English countryside scene. At last but not least, encounter Castlemilk Moorit ram at Temple Guiting's extraordinary Cotswold Farm Park – home to an extensive collection of rare cattle, sheep, pigs, and poultry.