by Daniel Knowles | Nov 3, 2023 | Blog, Gardens
Spring is one of our favourite times of the year in the Cotswolds with the countryside bursting into life and looking absolutely beautiful. We really are spoilt for choice of places to visit locally to immerse ourselves in the beautiful nature that surrounds us, so...
by Daniel Knowles | Nov 3, 2023 | Blog
Coln St. Dennis Coln St. Dennis derives its name from the local river and the abbey of St Dennis in Paris, which owned the manor in the Middle Ages. The parish church of St James is unusual in that its original Norman plan of nave, central tower, and sanctuary, and...
by Daniel Knowles | Nov 3, 2023 | Blog
The Cotswolds is a haven for luxury, home-made food that is celebrated by locals alongside tourists during events and holidays. The history and character of the Cotswolds are also appreciated by the traditional, local produce in pubs and restaurants, with cheese being...
by Daniel Knowles | Nov 3, 2023 | Blog, Guide to The Cotswolds
The abbey, visible from afar, is unmistakable, even though it is much diminished in stature (in all senses). It was founded as a Benedictine monastery around 675 either by an Irish monk named Maildubh (from whom, some say, the town gets its name) or the scholar-poet...
by Daniel Knowles | Nov 3, 2023 | Blog, Guide to The Cotswolds
There are many beautiful villages in the Cotswolds. Some are famous, whilst others, equally deserving of admiration, remain more or less anonymous. Their comparative obscurity is their main attraction. Visitors are few because these places, being slightly out of the...
by Daniel Knowles | Nov 3, 2023 | Blog, History
There is more to the Cotswolds than just beautiful scenery and quaint, gorgeous little towns and villages, we are talking about the several very significant ancient sites in this area. The Cotswolds are rich in remains from early settlements including Iron Age, Roman...
