St Andrew’s Church, Castle Combe
Castle Combe’s parish church faces the Market Cross and offers a quieter look at the village’s medieval craft and history.
St Peter’s Church, Upper Slaughter
A quiet medieval village church reached by a striking sunken path in Upper Slaughter.
St Peter & St Paul Church, Blockley
A richly layered village church in Blockley’s central square, with medieval stonework, stained glass and traces of the village’s silk-working past.
An Unhurried Cotswold Weekend for Older Travellers
An unhurried Cirencester and Painswick weekend, with Sam & Jak breakfast, Roots + Seeds lunch, Roman history and The Falcon.
Curious Kids in the Cotswolds: Steam Trains, Romans & a Swim
Steam trains, Roman mosaics and a Cirencester swim, spread across sensible separate days with named breakfast and lunch stops.
The Victoria Inn, Eastleach
A traditional village inn overlooking Eastleach’s green, serving a thoughtful British menu, bar dishes and seasonal Sunday lunch.
The Seagrave Arms, Weston Subedge
A 400-year-old Grade II-listed country inn with a restaurant, local-produce menus, local ales, gardens and seven bedrooms.
The Old Swan, Minster Lovell
A historic inn set in extensive gardens in Minster Lovell, with relaxed dining, fireside snugs and an outdoor terrace.
The Swan, Broadway
A central Broadway pub and restaurant on the green, serving seasonal British pub food, Sunday roasts and children’s dishes.
The Wild Duck Inn, Ewen
A restored 16th-century village inn with rooms, a garden and an all-day dining programme close to the Thames Path and Cotswold Water Park.