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Royal Tetbury

Tetbury, 10 miles South of Cirencester, and 1 mile from Highgrove House, one of the country estates of King Charles 111, is a town of significant architectural interest. A prosperous wool town in the 16thC & 17thC is dominated   by the Grade 1 listed  Market House, built by the Feoffees,

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Sudeley Castle- A Royal Gem

Sudeley Castle, known as the Castle of strong resourceful women, has been in and out of Royal Ownership throughout much of its existence; Edward 1V,  Richard 111, Henry V111, Lady Jane Grey, Elizabeth 1and Charles 1 all feature in the Castle’s History. Once the home of  Princess Goda, The daughter

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Anglo Saxon village of Guiting Power

Guiting Power has a population of about 300. It was an Anglo Saxon Settlement dating back to the C8th. and named Gyting Broc. The Power is derived from the LePohers family who was lord of the Manor during Edward 111 reign in 1046 – 1066. 50% of the property in

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Banquet Hall, Chipping Campden

Banquet Hall , Chipping Campden Why not stay at the banquet Hall in Chipping Campden and book a tour with Best Cotswold Tours. The Banquet Hall is all that remains of the magnificent house that was built by Baptiste Hicks , completed in 1614. and destroyed by his daughter Juliana

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Stow on the Wold Market Cross

The Stow on the Wold Market Cross is not a War Memorial. It is a symbolic reminder to market traders during medieval times to deal honestly after the Charter which began in 1107. The shaft base and steps are 15thcentury but the gabled headstone added in 1878 was toppled in

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Boleyn Cup

Jan 9, 2024 - The Boleyn Cup, made in 1535, can be found in the Magnificent St John’s Church in Cirencester. The cup was given by Anne Boleyn to her daughter Elizabeth before she was beheaded. Dr Masters was given the cup by Elizabeth, who often visited the Cotswolds in

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Typical Best Cotswold Tour

What is a typical Best Cotswold Tour? Be guided by an expert and understand the wonderful life that is to be had living in the Cotswolds

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Duck the Crowds in The Cotswolds

The Ducks are enjoying Village Pond life in the quintessential charming Village Pond in the small hamlet of Wyck Rissington deep in the heart of the North Cotswolds. This quiet unspoilt village has no shops or pubs and has about 28 houses. No wonder the ducks like the peace and

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Four Cotswold Icons

Four Cotswold icons all in one image. The Pub is the very popular Snowshill Arms, a Donnington Brewery pub which sells excellent beer and superb food. The Union jack is flying to commemorate Our King Charles, and the Snowshill Village Fete. The Red BT telephone Box at Snowshill which still

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Circular Walk from Chipping Campden

Enjoy a circular walk from Chipping Campden across the fields to Broad Campden with Best Cotswold Tour guide. Learn about the fascinating history of Chipping Campden, and admire the thatched roofs of cottages in Broad Campden.

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