The Cotswolds attracts many visitors throughout the year, especially in the spring and summer months – and it is easy to see why with the beautiful landscape and natural beauty of the region, it is the perfect place for a step away from the modern world.
To get to know the area, it is good to go on a professional tour like these Cotswolds guided tours cotswoldtour.co.uk/cotswolds-private-tours/classic-cotswolds-guided-tours and you can find more of the hidden gems along the way.
As well as being a place that is beautiful to look at, it is also a dream place for foodies – here are some of the reasons why…
Local Cheese and Artisan Produce
This is a region that is famous for the cheese – the double Gloucester is probably the best-known cheese of the region but also be on the lookout for Stinking Bishop if you like a particularly strong cheese!
There are lots of local food producers who make delicious jams and chutneys too, so cheese lovers will be in their element!
Traditional Pubs
Of course, with so many traditional English villages, also comes the traditional pubs. Whether you are after a Sunday roast with all the trimmings or you want a gastropub experience, there is something to be found for everyone all in quaint settings and often with roaring log fires to enjoy in the winter.
Afternoon Tea
This is a must if you are planning a trip to the Cotswolds and there are many places that offer fantastic afternoon teas. With scones, fresh tea and delicious sandwiches, this will keep you going whilst you are exploring the area!