The birthplace of Gustav Holst, composer of The Planets Suite.

This stately church, built in the 1400s, is the town's famous Perpendicular wool church, which can be seen from miles around.

Completed in 1612, this is one of the finest and most complete Jacobean houses in England, with scenic gardens and a topiary that are truly Jacobean and Elizabethan in style.

This family-friendly museum, located in a scenic park, chronicles local history and family life on the Cotswolds Hills plus exciting displays including dinosaurs, Roman altars and landscape paintings.

The Cotswold Way is one of many National Trails in Britain.  There are many websites about it -- the official one being http://www.nation... The area is indeed of outstanding beauty. The path...

Even though it is a bit of hike to get to, this ancient burial mound is worth the effort, especially towards dusk when the site becomes magical in appearance.

Visitors to the Roman villa at Bignor will tour the ancient site (circa AD190) that evolved over several centuries, and which houses some of the best preserved mosaics in England.

Walking tours for small groups of women (and men, occasionally.)

Built in the early 20th century, this large and impressive country estate is a horseback rider’s paradise.

Tour historic Cotswolds on horseback.

An appointment is required to tour this 16th-century manor house where the Father of the English Bible, William Tyndale, served as tutor.

This historic manor dates from Norman and Tudor times, and was owned by Dr. William Knight, who helped Henry VIII divorce Katherine of Aragon.

This 15th-century church has a dramatic, but gory, medieval Doom painting featuring angels, devils and trumpets.

Built in the 14th century, this historic house of William Grevel is the first great wool mansion.

Visitors can see sections of this 16th-century ornate mansion built for Sir Baptist Hicks.