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  1. Chipping Campden Church
    Chipping Campden
    Chipping Campden is quite simply one of the finest towns in the Cotswolds – well preserved and full of history but also full of life and bustle - a 'jewel in the crown'
  2. Witney - looking through the arches of the town hall towards the Buttercross
    Visit Witney
    One of the delights of Witney is the water meadows - hidden just a stone’s throw from the centre of town.
  3. Cirencester
    Visit Cirencester
    Visit the affluent and picturesque market town of Cirencester, often known as the ‘Capital of the Cotswolds’.
  4. Winchcombe
    Famous as a centre for walkers, Winchcombe has a wonderful timeless quality about it, with Cotswold stone cottages standing side by side with distinctive black and white half-timbered buildings.
  5. Spotlight on Woodstock
    Woodstock
    Woodstock is a fine Georgian town with a distinct royal heritage, containing many attractive period buildings.
  6. Tetbury
    Visit Tetbury
    Tetbury is a Cotswold town of great architectural interest and is well placed as a base for touring the Cotswolds.
  7. Painswick
    Visit Painswick
    Painswick is a beautiful, historic wool town, known as ‘The Queen of the Cotswolds’, sits in regal hilltop splendour near Stroud
  8. Visit Malmesbury
    Malmesbury, England’s oldest borough, is quite simply a delight. The high street is full to bursting with independent shops and eateries, all nestling in the shadow of the stunning 12th century Abbey.

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