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Bibury
is a typical Cotswold village alongside the River Coln and is
home to the famous Arlington Row.
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Bourton
on the Water is an extremely popular destination for visitors
to the Cotswolds. Bourton on the Water is sometimes known as
"The Venice of the Cotswolds"
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Broadway
in Worcestershire is one of the most beautiful villages in the
Cotswolds, and probably England. Very wide tree lined High Street
with period houses and Cotswold stone cottages
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Burford,
once a busy wollen town, now a popular centre for visitors to
the Cotswolds. Burford has a broad main street which slopes
down to the River Windrush.
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Cheltenham is a
Regency spa town with excellent shopping and places to eat out.
Chelteham is also home to the Everyman Theatre
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Chipping
Campden is an historic town with impressive buildings such as
one of the finest wool churches, the church of St James, and
the Market Hall built in 1627.
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Chipping
Norton is the highest town in Oxfordshire and sometimes known
as "The Gateway To The Cotswolds". The western approach
to Chipping Norton via the A44 from Moreton-in-Marsh
is dominated by the chimney stack of Bliss Tweed Mill.
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Cirencester
is one of the oldest and most beautiful market towns in the
country. An important site in Roman times when it was known
as Corinium.
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Fairford
is a Gloucestershire town, probably most famous for being
the home of RAF Fairford, where the annual Royal International
Air Tattoo is staged. Situated between Cirencester and Lechlade.
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Lechlade,
located 9 miles South of Burford.
Lechlade
is a small market town on the southern borders of the Cotswolds
where the rivers Coln and Leach join the Thames, and Inglesham,
just above Lechlade, marks the head of its navigation.
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Situated
about 4 miles from Stroud, Nailsworth is a charming town with
winding streets and a plentiful supply of nooks and crannies
to explore.
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Northleach
is situated 9 miles south of Stow in the Wold in a secluded
shallow depression. Northleach is one of the most under-developed
villages in the Cotswolds and is within easy reach of Oxford,
Stratford upon Avon and Cirencester.
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South
Cerney is one of the largest villages in the Cotswolds. Just
a short drive from Cirencester and in the heart of the Cotswold
Water Park.
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Stow-on-the-Wold
is one of the most visited towns in the Cotswolds. Stow stands
along the old Roman Fosse Way on a 700 foot high hill.
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Stroud
is the oldest market town in Gloucestershire.
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Tetbury
is a centre for antique shops and home to The Market House built
in 1655.
Just a few miles from Highgrove, home of Prince Charles, The
Prince of Wales.
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Westonbirt
is a small village a few miles from Tetbury and home to the
world famous Westonbirt Arboretum.
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Witney
is an historic Oxfordshire town famous for its blankets.
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Woodstock
is home to Blenheim Palace, birthplace of Winston
Churchill.
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