What to do in Cotswolds

Explore the 1,000-year-old royal castle, final resting place of Queen Katherine Parr, Henry VIII's last wife. Wander through ten award-winning gardens with over 80 rose varieties set against the Cotswold Hills.

Wander through a living museum of 18,000 trees and shrubs from across the globe at Westonbirt Arboretum. The elevated Treetop Walkway offers an unforgettable perspective of the forest canopy below.

You can take time to visit Castle Combe Circuit during your travels to Castle Combe. Wander through the picturesque gardens and riverfront in this relaxing area.

This collection showcases the quintessential English countryside with honey-colored stone villages and rolling hills. Explore charming tea rooms, historic manor houses, and winding footpaths through idyllic landscapes.

At Adam Henson's Cotswold Farm Park, rare British breeds find sanctuary. Feed Highland cattle, cuddle lambs, or watch farming demonstrations in this hands-on countryside experience.

King Charles III's private estate displays innovative organic gardening through themed landscapes like the Wildflower Meadow. Tours highlight sustainable practices and royal environmental stewardship in the English countryside.

Nestled in the Cotswolds countryside, this award-winning distillery creates spirits using local barley and lavender. Take a guided tour of the distillation process before enjoying their celebrated whisky and gin.

The royal gardens at Highgrove showcase King Charles III's pioneering organic horticulture. Guided tours reveal the Wildflower Meadow and Stumpery while offering insights into sustainable practices.