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Not only are the Cotwolds popular with tourists from all over the world, they are very popular ...

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Not only are the Cotwolds popular with tourists from all over the world, they are very popular with the English themselves. The area is a stunning example of english countryside.

They're well known for their gentle landscapes and hillsides (Wolds), their small sleepy villages and for being so typically English.

The Cotswolds stretch northwards from Bath to Stratford upon Avon and eastwards from Gloucester to Oxford. There are many different things to explore here; Stratford upon Avon (the birthplace of Shakespeare), the dreaming spires and colleges at Oxford and the Georgian city of Bath.