WHAT makes a great English village? Stone cottages, dramatic landscapes and trustworthy locals? Castle Combe in Wiltshire ...

Nestled in a leafy Cotswolds valley, Castle Combe has earned the title of "prettiest village in England". A visitor's guide from The Crown Inn, situated in this historic hamlet, sheds light on its ...

Nestled in an Area Of Outstanding Beauty and surrounded by the lush Cotswolds countryside, Castle Combe makes you feel ... the 13th century," states Visit Wiltshire, the area's official tourist ...

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 ...

Covering five counties including Gloucestershire, Warwickshire and Wiltshire, the area has become ... bar and al fresco dining area. One of the Cotswolds’ many chocolate-box villages, Castle Combe is ...

England is known for a whole host of amazing things. It is celebrated for its history and culture, for beautiful royal palaces that inspired movies, and for majestic medieval fortresses hewn from ...

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 ...