Explore Quintessential English Villages in the Cotswolds
Famous for rolling green hills, quaint villages and distinctive honey-colored limestone buildings, the Cotswolds—an 800-square-mile region in central southwest England—holds the official designation of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. More than 80 percent of the area remains farmland, meadows and woodland, preserving a timeless rural landscape. From the Middle Ages onward, the Cotswolds grew … Read more