This idyllic market town is one of the very oldest in all of England and has evolved over 900 years. It is famous for its picturesque and thriving High Street containing several medieval inns as well as cafes and stores. Burford developed in conjunction with Cotswolds wool weaving, stonemasonry, milling and brewing industries over the centuries. Pop in to see the historic St. John the Baptist Norman church and enjoy a traditional pub lunch in or near the town.

Your journey through the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural beauty makes its way to the the picturesque twin villages of Upper & Lower Slaughter. Enjoy a leisurely lunch in a charming country inn, where you can sample local dishes and maybe treat yourself to a decadent cream tea. Upper Slaughter has featured as a backdrop to several hit TV shows. Enjoy an optional short stroll through the tranquil English countryside to neighbouring Lower Slaughter (weather dependant) - it's like walking through a painting!

Nearby, Lower Slaughter was named the prettiest village in England in 2021 and it’s easy to see why. A location trapped in time, where wonderful photo opportunities await you amongst flower-draped cottages, romantic footbridges, and an idyllic water mill nestling on the banks of the River Eye.

Thereafter, your journey continues on towards Tetbury, which is the home town of The King and Queen Camilla and neighbours their Highgrove Estate. Discover more about its fascinating history as a market town, famous in the past for the local wool and yarn industry. Walk down the Chipping Steps, an old entrance to the town and admire the picturesque weaver’s cottages. The centre of Tetbury is a conservation area and many buildings are hundreds of years old. Why not pop in to buy a souvenir from His Majesty's Highgrove Shop.