What We Did // The Cotswolds
Bourton on the water
The cutest (and one of the more popular) towns of the Cotswolds. Definitely a must see.
Bourton on the water
Stow on the wold
Stow on the wold
Bigger than Bourton, and just as cute. Lots of shopping and cute stores.
Daylesford organics
A very casual chic place for lunch. Reminded me of Napa…food was delicious too.
Daylesford organics
Broadway
Broadway
Another cute town, a bit smaller than the others. We went on a Sunday so we saw a farmers market.
Cheltingham
Our stay was right outside of here, so we stopped here to eat a few times. The most modern town, but had nice places to eat.
Cheltingham
Dunkertons Cider
Dunkertons Cider
This reminded me a good hall in Wynwood. Lots of pop up food shops, with great beer and cider. Their outdoor seating was really nice.
Bicester Village
Aka designer outlet heaven. They had the BEST shops, and everything was outside which made it very pleasant to walk around. This was the farthest drive for us but it was definitely worth it.
Bicester Village
Cotswolds wildlife center and gardens
Cotswolds wildlife center and gardens
We went here for Elle; it’s basically an outdoor zoo. Lots of grassy areas to sit and enjoy the sun. A great place if you have kids.
Bibury
We went here just to check out Arlington Row (14th century cottages). It’s a beautiful little town. Has drinks at the swan hotel patio. A quick visit.
Bibury
Blenheim palace
