The Cotswolds

Nestled within Oxfordshire is the quintessentially British town of Kingham. With its secluded and calming nature, Kingham is home to the delights of Daylesford Organic Farm and is just a 90 minute mainline train from London. Image from Kingham: Cotswolds Towns & Villages

With sustainability at the forefront, Daylesford Farm has become a pilgrimage for luxury searchers and foodies alike. With workshops, homewares, floristry and confectionery available, there’s no wonder it is one of the most visited places in Kingham.

If you’re looking for something a little more…wild, we’ve got you covered. Cotswold Wildlife Park has everything your little wild ones will be desperate to see, from lions, zebras, giraffes and the illusive white rhino to the mischievous meerkats and sultry sloths.

Quickly becoming a firm favourite in The Cotswolds, the ancient market town of Chipping Campden celebrates its wool export heritage and is surrounded by arts and crafts. With classic Cotswold stone as far as the eye can see, Chipping Campden really is a delight to witness. Keep an eye out for the cow hide rugs in the centre! Chipping Campden: Image from Instagram (@ carnetde_voyage)

Located in the centre of the town of Bourton on the Water is its exact replica, from nearly a century ago. This Grade II listed model village was given protection from any changes so that the attraction can always reflect the chocolate box town just as it was in the 1930’s. Image from Bourton on the Water - Cotswolds Towns & Villages

Stow-on-the-Wold gives visitors a perfect balance of elegant restaurant and luxury shops mixed with charming tea rooms and countryside living. The rural informality offers English wanderers history and antiquing like no other place. Stow-on-the-Wold Quintessentially Cotswolds, Image From: History of Stow-on-the-Wold, Cotswolds (stowonthewold.info)

Larkswold Let your inner creativity free. Founders of Larkswold, Melinda and Emma, want every visitor to The Cotswolds and Larkswold to immerse themselves into a creative flow for a little while and leave their trip feeling refreshed and restored. Why not give candle making, glass fusing or wreath making a go during your stay. Image From: Larkswold - Cotswolds

If you're looking for a traditional pub lunch or a quick sandwich during your visit to Chipping Campden, The Eight Bells is perfect. With doorstop bread sandwiches and exceptional pub chips, look no further for a dream location for a local ale and generous lunch.

With Michelin Starred experience, the head chef at Tierra and Mar really brings a level of sophistication to European cooking. With four courses costing £30, Tierra and Mar is a delightful addition to Cirencester.

Sophisticated pub classics mixed with more informal grazing plates, The Kingham Plough offers a modern-British menu with a touch of Mediterranean. With an emphasis on fish and shellfish, sourced from the cornish coast, this pub is set beyond the usual grub.

Indulge in the flavours of India at The Mahal. There is a sense of opulence and intrigue when visiting this fine dining restaurant in Cheltenham.

If you’re looking for a traditional Italian meal with options for every age, Amalfi is ideal. With pizzas, main courses and pastas galore, there’s no wonder it was the Trip Advisor’s Travellers Choice 2022 .

With farms surrounding the Cotswolds, there is no surprise that The Ebrington Arms takes full advantage of the local produce and organic ingredients. There are pub classics on offer with an air of sophistication and indulgence. During your visit, listen out for the moos of local cows or the bells of the Ebrington church, you'll feel as though you're set within a Richard Curtis movie.

Need we say more…The Yellow Brick Cafe is an absolute must when visiting Moreton in Marsh. Alongside exceptional sandwiches and loaded handmade flatbreads, there is the gelato bar. With the usual suspects Salted Caramel and Vanilla, there are also more inventive flavours such as Lotus Biscoff and the famous Black Gold…you’ll have to go to know.

With the tearoom building dating back to over 300 years ago, this beautiful, traditional tea room is everything you would dream it to be and more. With a charming courtyard at the back for reclining and soaking in the sunlight with your lemon cake and an inglenook fireplace inside to take in while you indulge in a fruit cake.