One of England's most influential gardens, created in the early 1900s by the American horticulturist Lawrence Johnston. It is laid out as a series of outdoor rooms divided by hedges, each with its own character, from the Red Border and the White Garden to the long walks with views over the Cotswolds.
Visit in June or July for the borders at their peak. The village of Chipping Campden is a short drive away.
A Cotswold manor filled with the extraordinary collection of the architect and craftsman Charles Wade, who gathered over 20,000 objects: Japanese sam…
The half-timbered house on Henley Street where William Shakespeare was born in 1564 and grew up.
A Tudor house of red brick beside the River Avon, home to the Lucy family for over 900 years.
A medieval moated manor house in the Forest of Arden that hid Catholic priests in the 1590s; three priest holes can still be seen.
Capability Brown's first complete landscape, made from marshland for the 6th Earl of Coventry in the 1750s, around a Palladian house, the first he de…
A Grade II* listed timber-framed house built in 1577, now a pub and restaurant.
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