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The Cotswolds is beautiful region in the counties of Oxfordshire, Wiltshire and Gloucestershire, is among other things. Designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in 1966, it offers a true knowledge of the English countryside with idyllic towns and villages, rolling hills and close-knit communities Cotswolds.

Despite the popularity of the Cotswolds you still find peace and quiet, and with complete ease in this beautiful area. Who after aSelf-Catering Holiday you will find many ways of charming, traditional honey-colored limestone Cotswolds cottages for up to luxury lodges and modern self-catering. Alternatively, there are many guest houses and inns in the picturesque landscape are scattered.

Walking in the Cotswolds:
One of the best ways to explore the region through the endless hiking trails in the Cotswolds countryside, whether you join a guided walk or use to choose your own map. TheWay marked trails in the Cotswolds, Gloucestershire Way and Shakespeare's Way are among the most beautiful walks in the Cotswolds, especially for first-time visitors.

Historic Sites and Gardens:
The Cotswolds is steeped in history with its magnificent houses, monasteries and castles in the region. The World Heritage Sites in Woodstock Blenheim Place is one of 2100 acres of beautiful parkland and landscaped gardens and is the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill. Berkeley Castle inBerkeley is an outstanding example of medieval architecture and domestic, the home of the Berkeley family for 850 years.

The Cotswolds is also home to some of the most beautiful gardens in England. These range from small cottage gardens more famous gardens such as Abbey House Gardens in Malmesbury, which is filled with fabulous garden designs and bold flavors. Another garden is worth a visit rococo garden in a hidden valley, Cotswolds. It is the only survivor fromthe short time of 18 Century the English Rococo Garden design.

Local Municipalities:
The Cotswolds is the hub of rural England, where the small Cotswolds towns and villages have retained and preserved English character and charm. Cirencester is the largest of the cities and is known as the "capital" of the Cotswolds. He still holds its weekly market in the large and impressive marketplace. The town of Broadway is a typical picture perfect Cotswold town, with its honey-colored limestoneBuildings, stores and spectacular surrounding landscape, which is popular with visitors. Another Cotswolds town is a must for first time visitors can see, the spa town of Cheltenham, famous for its Regency architecture, stylish shops, is horse racing and prize-winning gardens.

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