Overview
It’s like walking into a medieval scene as the renowned Cotswold’s boosts of housing England’s most surreal landscapes, teeming with charming villages, quaint rural backdrops, and the most splendid English homes. This is the place where the traditions of old and the memories of antiquity are preserved in the landscape and the hearts of the people. Featuring an abundance of local attractions and the flavors of exquisite English cuisine, the Cotswold’s is one of the most happening holiday destinations in the UK.
Itinerary
Day 1Arrive Oxford
Your journey begins in the famed city of Oxford in Oxford shire, home to the oldest university known in the English world. But if you thought this is the only thing to see here, you are in for a surprise as the city features numerous landmarks and carries all the tools to attract and engage tourists. Check out the Bodleian Library or make you way to Carfax tower. Head to the markets for a little shopping spree or grab a bite to feed that appetite. There is much to see and explore.
Day 2Oxford- The Cotswold’s
Start early and make your way to Oxford’s Botanical Garden because soon it will be time to head out to Woodstock. Your next stop will be at Blenheim Palace, home to the 12th Duke and Duchess of Marlborough. You will get to tour the estate and the grounds that surround it. You will then be driven to the Cotswold’s where you will find a hot bath and comfortable accommodations awaiting you at your hotel.
Day 3Chipping Campden
Wake up to the mesmerizing sounds of the countryside and begin your day’s activities with a pleasant stroll to the village of Chipping Campden. Your guide will walk you through the land as you get to soak in the fresh crisp morning air and admire the beauty that surrounds you. Surely, you will be smitten by the woodlands, the blossoming floral spread, and the medieval buildings that rest in the heart of these lands. The charm of the rustic is indeed intoxicating.
Day 4Broadway
If you want to see a classic Cotswold’s village, then Broadway with its quintessential homes and earthy charm will surely please you the most. You will be treated to an English tea at the famous Lygon Arms before you head out to capture some incredible shots of Broadway and its archetypal English life.
Day 5Bath
Let’s take a stroll through history and head over to the city of Bath that features the most jaw-dropping Roman baths and a rich heritage immersed in contemporary culture. The first well-being destination in Britain, Bath has evolved into a world-class relaxation destination and spa haven, nestled in the heart of Georgian architecture. With ample time at your hands, you can try out an old Roman bath or just explore the city and check out old relics or modern cuisines.
Day 6Bath
Aside from being a top-class spa destination, the bath is equally famous for its food and drinks. You cannot leave without experimenting with the unique flavors of the city and checking out the hip cafés and local pubs.
Day 7Departure
Though it’s time to bid adieu you can always plan a visit back to the Cotswold’s because this place is welcoming all year around.
