Gloucestershire Thornbury Castle, a luxury Tudor castle hotel in Gloucestershire. It was built over 500 years ago by Edward Stafford. At the time, he was the second wealthiest man in the country and set out to create a home that could rival that of the richest of all – King Henry VIII… More Batsford Arboretum, a magnificent place famous for its trees and fascinating past in Gloucestershire. Batsford isn’t just about the trees — there are some famously notable figures behind its beauty. The arboretum began to take shape in the late 19th century under the care of Algernon Bertram Freeman-Mitford… More Painswick Rococo Garden, a whimsical charming garden in Gloucestershire. Rococo Garden was designed in the 1740s, when gardens were more about pleasure than pruning. The story began in 1733, when Charles Hyett, an English politician, bought an estate… More De Vere Cotswold Water Park Hotel, a dog-friendly 4-star hotel in the heart of nature in Gloucestershire. Located within the stunning Cotswold Water Park nature reserve, this dog-friendly hotel blends natural beauty with modern comfort, making it an ideal destination for a dog-friendly staycation… More The Tudor House Hotel, a recently renovated historic hotel in Gloucestershire. The hotel dates back to 1546. It is one of the most distinctive and historically important buildings in the town. There are some bone-chilling stories about ghosts in the hotel, like a drummer boy… More Hidcote, a well-known Arts and Crafts-inspired garden in Gloucestershire. The story of Hidcote is inextricably linked with the name of Lawrence Johnston, an enthusiastic garden designer and a tireless plant hunter who created in Gloucestershire one of the greatest English gardens… More De Vere Tortworth Court, a magnificent 4-star historic hotel in Gloucestershire. Being a home to the Ducie family for over 350 years, it underwent a terrible fire afterwards, rose like a phoenix from ashes, and then was turned into a splendid country house hotel with 201 bedrooms, surrounded by 30 acres of rolling countryside…More Chipping Campden, a market town with its own unique character in Gloucestershire. The is a great destination for dog lovers who enjoy walks with their four-legged companions through historic towns and villages where little has changed… More The Porch House, the England’s oldest inn. Dating back to the 10th century and situated in the heart of Stow-on-the-Wold, the Porch House is considered to be the oldest inn in England… More Twin villages of Upper and Lower Slaughter in Gloucestershire. Although the villages look quite similar, they are actually quite different, like all twins… More Stow-on-the-Wold, ‘Holy Place on the Hill’ in Gloucestershire. The highest of the Cotswolds towns, Stow-on-the-Wold is a picture-perfect place, ideal for a leisurely walk with your four-legged companion… More Painswick, a historic wool town in Cotswolds. More..
