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From London: Enchanting Cotswolds Village Tour with 2-Course Lunch

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Explore Burford, Bibury, and Stow-on-the-Wold with an air-conditioned coach and a local guide

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Reaching the Cotswolds without a car is a real headache. Instead, explore three of England’s most beautiful countryside villages with an expert guide and roundtrip transportation from London. Wander through Burford's honey-stone high street, riverside Bibury with its 14th-century Arlington Row cottages, and hilltop Stow-on-the-Wold. Midday, settle in for a two-course lunch at a 17th-century inn. If you want England's prettiest villages without the stress of driving, this day out is made for you.

What's included

Taste the countryside at a coaching inn

Expert English-speaking guide

Roundtrip transportation from London

Luxury air-conditioned coach

Burford, Bibury, Arlington Row and Stow-on-the-Wold stops

2-course lunch

Free time to enjoy the villages at your own pace

Guide tips

Itinerary

Your tour begins at Victoria Coach Station

Meet your English-speaking guide at Victoria Coach Station, Gate 18 to 20, then board a comfortable air-conditioned coach. Settle in for a scenic two-hour drive west into the rolling hills of the Cotswolds countryside.

Explore honey-colored Burford

Step off the coach in Burford, the honey-stone gateway to the region, and follow your guide down its sloping high street. Learn how the medieval wool trade built this town while you browse tea rooms and independent shops.

Wander the lanes of Bibury

Next, stroll into Bibury, once called England's prettiest village, where the River Coln flows past honey-colored cottages. Your guide leads you to Arlington Row, a line of 14th-century weavers' homes photographed worldwide.

Savor a two-course lunch at the Swan Hotel

Then, pause at the Swan Hotel, a 17th-century coaching inn beside the River Coln, for a relaxed two-course lunch. Once used to rest travelers and horses, the inn now serves seasonal English dishes with a refined, modern touch.

Walk through hilltop Stow-on-the-Wold

Finally, arrive in Stow-on-the-Wold, a market town set 800 feet up where ancient trade routes once crossed. Follow your guide to the medieval Market Square and St. Edward's Church, famous for the yew trees framing its door.

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