Villages & towns in GloucestershireGloucestershire, England

Weavers' cottages Morris called England's loveliest.

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Windrush-side village where low stone bridges step across the river through a long green, earning it the tag 'Venice of the Cotswolds'.

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Timber-framed medieval town at the meeting of Severn and Avon, dominated by its great Norman abbey.

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'Capital of the Cotswolds', a handsome market town on Roman Corinium with a cathedral-like church and a great park.

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Highest of the Cotswold market towns, built around a broad square where sheep fairs once filled the narrow tuning-fork alleys.

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Wool town with a sweeping curved High Street of golden houses, a 17th-century Market Hall and a great 'wool' church.

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Small Coln-side town whose church keeps the only complete set of medieval stained glass in England.

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Honey-stone cottages line the little River Eye, crossed by footbridges and turned by an old red-brick water mill.

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Hilltop market town with a pillared 17th-century Market House and a warren of antique shops.

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Quiet 'doubly thankful' village of unspoilt cottages a mile up the Eye from its better-known neighbour.

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Steeply set village of old silk-mill streams and golden cottages, familiar as a filming location for Father Brown.

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Severn-side village edging one of England's largest greens, lined with Georgian houses and thatched cottages.

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Small medieval wool town of unspoilt streets and cottages around one of the finest Cotswold churches.

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'Queen of the Cotswolds', a hillside town of pale stone whose churchyard holds ninety-nine clipped yews.

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Hilltop village of tight stone cottages around a small green, above the manor made famous by collector Charles Wade.

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Perfectly preserved single street of gabled cottages under Shenberrow Hill, without a shop or tearoom to break the spell.

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Cotswold estate hamlet by Stanway House, with a 17th-century gatehouse, a medieval tithe barn and the world's tallest gravity fountain

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Unspoilt market town and walkers' base below Sudeley Castle, sitting on the Cotswold Way.

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Quiet fruit-country village celebrated for spring wild daffodils and the early-20th-century Dymock Poets.

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Broad-streeted market town on the Fosse Way, busy with a long-running Tuesday street market.

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Cotswold-stone town at the highest navigable point of the Thames, its spire rising over the water meadows.

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Thatch-and-stone village near Chipping Campden, known locally as 'Yubberton', with a well-known foodie inn.

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Working village around a green with two pubs, a bakery and a shop, kept alive by a local trust.

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