Bourton-on-the-Water (9 miles)

One of the prettiest towns in England, Bourton calls itself “the Venice of the Cotswolds.” Stone footbridges span the river Windrush which winds through town. A perfect spot for tea, lunch, a spot of shopping, or just a relaxing ice-cream on the banks of the river, Bourton also boasts several attractions such as a model village and bird sanctuary.

Chipping Campden (11 miles)

A charming market town with an ancient market hall, Chipping Campden is popular with tourists and locals alike. Explore the streets lined with stone buildings and don’t miss the view of a classic gothic folly from the churchyard. The Court Barn Museum offers a look at the Cotswolds Arts & Crafts movement. Contemporary examples of Cotswolds crafts are for sale at the Guild of Workshops.

Broadway (17 miles)

Whether you’re looking for antiques, a classic Cotswold cream tea, or just a stroll down one of the most beautiful high streets in England, Broadway is the perfect place to spend an afternoon. Nearby Broadway Tower, on the road to Kingham, provides a view all the way to Wales.