The Cotswolds: Castle Combe England
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Sometimes called “the prettiest village in England,” the winding lanes and honey-colored cottages of Castle Combe are a perfect respite from the bustle of London. Nestled in a valley, and surrounded by verdant countryside, no houses have been built in the Cotswolds’ village since the 1600s. Read on to learn about the many things to do in Castle Combes England.
Full of stone walls and bridle paths, Castle Combe in the Cotswolds has been designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. So scenic is the region that it has been featured in Steven Spielberg’s War Horse and the Downton Abbey series. Our travel blog post will help you discover the centuries old churches, pubs, and walking paths of this traditional English village. Learn about hotels, transportation, tours, and things to do in Castle Combe, England.
WHAT ARE THE COTSWOLDS
The Cotswolds’ is a region that runs through five English counties; Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire, Warwickshire, Wiltshire, and Worcestershire. The area is characterized by caramel-colored stone, rolling hills (the “wolds”), country houses, and breathtaking landscapes. Full of gastro-pubs, old inns, and artisan crafters; the Cotswolds’ villages are a top choice for weekend get-aways from London, Bath, and other UK cities.