"The soul of Britain is in the countryside" Cotswolds day trip guide

British writer Jeremy Paxman said "In the British mind, the soul of Britain is in the countryside" The Cotswolds is a stop you can’t miss in the British countryside. This hilly region of south-central England is beautiful Scattered stone villages and lush vegetation🍃 Full of natural and romantic British style💕 ✨One-day tour guide ✅BilburyBilbury Known as "the most beautiful village in the Cotswolds", it is located on the banks of the Cologne River. It is especially famous for Arlington Row. The terraced houses built in the 14th century are also the most popular tourist attraction here. 📸Tours are free~ Not far away, you can also fish at the Bibury Trout Farm, which has a garden and restaurant, so you can enjoy the beauty of nature☀️ There is also a church in the village, you can visit St Mary's Church⛪️ ✅Bourton-on-the-water It only takes 20 minutes to drive to Bourton-on-the-Water, which is larger and more lively. There are many restaurants, coffee shops and attractions to visit~ The most distinctive ones are the five stone arch bridges on the Windrush River. The oldest of them, The Mill Bridge, was built in 1654. The whole village is full of medieval style, because the river is very shallow and many tourists play in the river. No wonder it is called this place. It’s the Venice of England🌊Even on a rainy day, it has a unique flavor There are also Microscopic Village Museum and Cotswold Automobile Museum that you can visit if you have time👀 There are various restaurants and coffee shops on both sides of the strait. Resting and eating in the British-style "Little Bridge and Flowing Water" is also a special experience! ✅The Slaughters sisters Slaughter Divided into Upper Slaughter and Lower Slaughter, the River Eye connects the two villages. It’s a five-minute drive from Burton-on-the-Water, so you can visit it conveniently In comparison, it is quieter here, without large numbers of tourists, without commercial attractions, and the villages are more original, with ancient waterwheels and mills still preserved. Stop and go wherever you go and feel the poetic pastoral life in England.