The Cotswolds Travel Guide: What You Need to Know Before You Go

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  @georgefoord7087 · 2 years ago

  I live near one of these towns and tourists just stand in the road blocking up traffic, please be aware people work here so watch out in the road

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• MO

  @moosekid258 · 2 years ago

  As someone who has spent years driving around the Cotswolds the best way to really see them is to get lost. Travel the small roads pick a route and see what’s there. Places like Burton on the water are like theme parks but you can go a couple of miles and find yourself in another world. Cycling is a brilliant way to see the villages at the right pace and the walking is amazing. <br>Also get a good pub guide there are some excellent pubs in tiny villages that serve great food.

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• SA

  @sarah-janelambert8962 · 2 years ago

  I really feel for the residents. If I ived there, I would want peace and quiet.

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• SO

  @SolrenCaelwyn · 2 years ago

  Respect the countryside. We que don’t que jump. Please support the local shops and buy stuff. We have amazing local produce. Lastly the countryside is VERY dog friendly. Don’t huff when you have a meal in a pub because you are surrounded by our furry friends go to the city’s if it upsets you. That said have a wonderful time and we look forward to chatting to you on your travels. We are a friendly bunch. X

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• G7

  @g745-z2r · 2 years ago

  He is actually trying to talk quietly! Very pleased.

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• RO

  @robk23oxf · 2 years ago

  I drive buses in the Cotswolds, lots of tourists use the buses. Public transport is a great way to beat the parking issues. At the major tourist hot spots, you can really struggle to park. It&apos;s possible you will have to queue to get a space.

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• PO

  @positivevibez73 · 2 years ago

  I was born in The Cotswolds. Thank you for helping to put us on the map.

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• AN

  @antifugazi · 2 years ago

  The Cotswolds is an hour away from my house, many places look like that round here.

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• KR

  @krackenkiller9286 · 2 years ago

  If you are staying in the southern end like Bath, don&apos;t miss out on what is Somerset too, Cheddar Gorge, Glastonbury, all the little cider farms

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• WI

  @winnykooyman4851 · 3 weeks ago

  I&apos;v been there 3 years ago, with a bike for a round &nbsp;trip of 1 &nbsp;week with 3 sisters, &nbsp; FANTASTIC! &nbsp;And all the B&amp;B&apos;s were good with delightfull diners.

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• GA

  @garysanders2176 · 2 years ago

  We really enjoyed the Cotswolds. Beautiful scenery and people. Actually stayed in Lucy’s Tearoom in Stow. Had a fabulous time there and they served amazing food.

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• KE

  @KeithOram-d8q · 1 year ago

  Often people do not realise the Cotswolds style towns and villages extends down into Wiltshire too. I live in the 12th century town of Malmesbury a beautiful old town with the oldest hotel in England and the abbey founded 1180 and we have the tomb of the first king of England Athelstan.

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