Activities in The Cotswolds

The Duke of Marlborough lives here, Winston Churchill was born here, and Capability Brown did the gardens.

Founded in 2007 with a mission to revive Savile Row tailoring, Byrne & Burge is a bespoke tailoring house located in London’s Mayfair neighborhood. Th

The National Trust has reserved this public footpath that bisects the whole of Gloucestershire.

Book a treatment at this hypermodern spa in a tranquil natural setting.

In addition to farmshop Daylesford is also a garden store, yoga studio, spa, and designer clothing boutique. For more than 20 years, the owners have s

This independent traveling act is the creation of Nell Gifford, who ran away to the big top on her gap year from Oxford, and her husband, Toti. The ci

Prince Charles' green shop features his Duchy Originals organic goods.

Tebury's Long Street is unofficially considered Antiques Alley.

At Lorfords Antiques, stone garden statues are showcased outside, while English wing chairs and blue-and-white porcelain plates and crockery fill the

In Tetbury, don't miss Long Street, unofficially considered Antiques Alley: there's Sharland & Lewis, a cheerful shop brimming with 19th-century quilt

Stop in for gourmet chutneys, flowers, cheeses, meat, fish, and game.

Nature lovers and history buffs should spend the afternoon in the 15th-century castle. The 14-acre grounds include an English rose garden.

Walk through the villages of Chipping Campden, Stow-on-the-Wold, and Moreton-in-Marsh. Just follow the walking maps for the Cotswold Way, a 100-mile t

Stroll Tetbury's 600-acre arboretum, started by the Holford family in the 1820's and now home to more than 3,000 types of trees, including maples, mag