What are the Cotswolds known for

There's plenty for you to do in cirencester too, with art galleries, museums, shops, boutiques, and antiques and collectables.These churches were known as wool churches.This feature, known as the cotswold escarpment, or sometimes the cotswold edge, is a result of the uplifting (tilting) of the limestone layer, exposing its broken edge.The oddingtons & the wychwoods.The cotswolds covers a distance of about 800 square miles.

Expect to see picturesque villages built of cotswold stone.Due north is elgar's worcester.In city pitville park there is a mineral water drinking hall with a fountain.How wool built the cotswolds.A man and woman walking in cotswolds.

The aonb has a population of 2 million living close by, but has only 85,000 residents.It's a gateway to some fine cities.The dip slope is to the southeast.There are over 300 registered grassland sites totalling 3000 hectares.Often considered the most beautiful street in england, arlington row, bibury is easily one of the most iconic sights (and most.