Often referred to as 'Jewel of the Cotswolds' and the 'Show Village of England', Broadway is home to the Cotswold's highest castle, ‘Broadway Tower’, which commands views over sixteen counties. The Cotswold village of Broadway is renowned for its stone cottages, picturesque streets and medieval architecture. Home to tea rooms, small shops, world class accommodation, and an incredible adventure playground, Broadway draws in a great number of tourists each year. Andrew, which houses the Castle Combe Clock - said to the oldest English medieval clock still in use today. Another popular destination in Castle Combe is the 14th century church of St.
And the bridge in the heart of the village is one of the most photogenic places in the region.
In 2011 Castle Combe was a shooting location for Steven Spielberg’s war time epic, War Horse. You can see why it’s often called “The Prettiest Village in England” nestled on the edge of the Bybrook River, its streets are lined with pretty Cotswold stone cottages. Nestled in Wiltshire in the southern Cotswolds, Castle Combe’s idyllic high street is perhaps its greatest draw. They were built between 16, leading to the village adopting the famous moniker of the "Venice of the Cotswolds".
The village is best known for its five tiny stone bridges which were erected over the River Windrush, which runs through the village. The most picturesque villages in Hampshire lie within some of the most beautiful national parks in the South of England, and almost all are easily accessible via a short train ride from London or major cities such as Portsmouth and Southampton. Bourton-on-the-Water is undoubtedly one of the most picturesque villages in the whole of England, let alone the Cotswolds.
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