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Would you like to have a holiday walking through beautiful villages that bring smiles and fill you with tenderness, well, Holidu invites you to Cotswolds, this region is the England of Christmas cards and cookie box lids and of charming vintage series and the fantasy of any tourist travelling to Britain? Come and choose which house you would aspire to stay in if your dreams came true. Put on your hiking boots and tackle some stages, or dare to hike the entire National Cotswolds Trail, stopping at charming villages and cosy pubs. You can camp or stay in one of the excellent B & BS along the way
Cottages a few metres from the city centreThe cottages in the Cotswolds are dreamy, as are their streets and its stone architecture. Here you can enjoy a magical place surrounded by mountains and trees that will allow you to breathe fresh air. Feel free and serene as you take in the scenery from the garden or terrace of a cottage in the Cotswolds. Don't you think this is the place you deserve? Come, we are waiting for you!
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Go to Castle Combe, one of the places you cannot miss in The Cotswolds, not only for the award-winning It is, but because it is a corner where tranquillity, honey-colored stone houses, it’s beautiful medieval church and an environment where relaxation is breathed, are just some things you can enjoy in this small town where no more than 300 people live
The Cotswolds for active travelStroll the beautiful streets of Broadway. Located 150 kilometres from London, Broadway is considered by many to be the gateway to The Cotswolds. With less noticeable charm than places like Castle Combe or Bibury, this quaint town boasts one of the longest streets in England, lined by honey-colored stone cottages and charming little shops and a quirky tower on the outskirts of the town, that you can't miss either
Cotswolds is bounded by the bedrock of Jurassic limestone creating a kind of grassland environment unusual in the UK and is also mined from gold-colored Cotswold stone



























