Tourism
Welcome to the Cotswolds
The ‘Cotswolds’ refers to an area of gentle hilly country occupying the area between Gloucester, Bath, Oxford and Stratford
Cotswold stone villages, historic market towns, outstanding countryside, welcoming places to stay and friendly country pubs. Just a few reasons to visit one of the most beautiful areas in England.
We hope you will find the information you need, but please contact us if you would like to know more.
The Cotswold Visitor Guide 2013 is now available.
| [image Colesbourne snowdrops © Cotswolds Photo Library] | Please send for your free brochure by telephoning 01285 623 000 or email your request to tourism@cotswold.gov.uk Alternatively, you may
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Planning your visit
We can be traditional or contemporary, peaceful or breathtaking - a little research in advance will help you to be in the right place at the right time.
Why not check out our Annual Events listing so that you can plan your visit to coincide with one of the many interesting events which take place in the Cotswolds and surrounding area. For more detailed information, contact one of our Visitor Information Centres.
| [image More than just a view logo] | The Cotswolds More than just a view will highlight we offer a year round diary of events, ranging from international-standard sporting, festival, cultural and social events. We want to convey the excitement of what happens in the Cotswolds, so we encourage you the visitor to stay longer and have a more rewarding experience whilst here. For further information on the area please look at the main destination website www.cotswolds.com
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E-Book version of the 2013 Visitor Guide
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Visitor Guide 2013
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CONTACTS
Tourism
Cotswold District Council, Trinity Road, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, GL7 1PX
Tel: 01285 623 000