This historic Cotswolds town played host to the Romans and several kings of the Middle Ages, and even serves as the final resting place of one of the Tudors.

Bustling cities can be exciting, but there's something to be said for more serene destinations like this village that feels straight out of a fairy tale.

Nestled in the heart of the Cotswolds, Castle Combe is constantly named Britain's prettiest village.

Bibury is less than an hour away from Oxford and is the perfect place to unwind and enjoy some idyllic scenery. And while Castle Combe may be hailed as the prettiest village in th ...

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THERE’S a market town in England that’s said to be home to the country’s oldest castle. Located in Hertfordshire, Berkhamsted is often overlooked as a holiday destination. Even th… ...

The story emerging from what's known as the "prettiest village in England" is depressingly familiar. Tourists are flying drones too close to buildings, too close to people, and losing line of sight; ...

Eurobound has announced a new nine-day London and Cotswolds independent tour, which will include an overnight in a former castle, a private tour of northern Cotswolds villages, and a cruise on the ...

THE SMALLEST country in the UK has been given an unusual nickname – the Notswolds. Rutland has gained the moniker for being an alternative to the Cotswolds but without the price tag. While it… ...

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5 No new homes have been built in the Cotswolds village since the 1600s Credit: Alamy Set within the Cotswolds, Castle Combe is routinely named as one of the prettiest villages in the country.