Seven of the best walks in the Cotswolds and where to stay - Take a day-to-day life detox and head to the countryside with ...

THIS high-level Cotswold walk offers panoramic views and is very easily followed, thanks to a simple route and wellmaintained paths. It links two notable honeypots, Broadway and Snowshill, which ...

Another landmark near the northern end of the Cotswold Way is Broadway Tower. The 18th Century folly was designed by the famous landscape designer Capability Brown.

Walking is the best way to see the Cotswolds, whether you’re strolling to the pub or setting off on a long-distance trail.

After taking in the views, head to the town of Broadway, the ‘Jewel of the Cotswolds’ where honey-hued cottages meet period houses and century-old inns.

Almost 800 square miles of rolling hills, charming English towns and historic landmarks make the Cotswolds an ever-appealing destination for a UK staycation. Covering five counties including ...