WHAT makes a great English village? Stone cottages, dramatic landscapes and trustworthy locals? Castle Combe in Wiltshire ticks all those boxes, which is why it has been used as a backdrop for ...

This little Wiltshire village is a well ... Renowned for its beauty, Castle Combe is often dubbed the “prettiest village in England" and it's not hard to see why. It is lined with classic ...

Castle Combe, located in the Cotswolds, is often described as the "prettiest village in England. Its honey-coloured stone cottages, cobbled streets, and a babbling brook running through the centre ...

Bustling cities can be exciting, but there's something to be said for more serene destinations like this village that feels ...

Covering five counties including Gloucestershire, Warwickshire and Wiltshire ... One of the Cotswolds’ many chocolate-box villages, Castle Combe is one place where the passing of time has ...

Tetbury and the picturesque Castle Combe. Interestingly, there's a village that matches the beauty of any tourist hotspot but remains one of Wiltshire Cotswolds' best-kept secrets: Biddestone.

In the South Cotswolds, places like Castle Combe, Tetbury, Westonbirt Arboretum ... few tourist coaches ever drop off their passengers in what could be England's oldest town - Malmesbury, in Wiltshire ...

Interestingly, there's a village that matches the beauty of any tourist hotspot but remains one of Wiltshire Cotswolds' best-kept secrets: Biddestone. You may have spotted a sign for it en route to ...