If you’ve been dreaming of the Cotswolds, my 35-page Slow Guide to the Cotswolds will help you plan your own trip to this picturesque pocket of England’s countryside.
When to visit and what to expect during my favourite seasons.
How to get to the Cotswolds from London and Heathrow, plus rental-car and transportation tips.
My favourite places to stay, including specific hotels—and even some of the rooms I return to again and again.
Practical advice for walking the Cotswolds, from footpaths and footwear to walking poles, maps and taxis.
Three of my top countryside walks, with difficulty notes, places to stop, and ideas for making each walk your own.
Favourite places to eat, including village pubs, cafés, afternoon tea and places worth a detour.
Rainy-day recommendations for enjoying the Cotswolds when walking isn’t the best option.
Slow-travel tips for experiencing the villages, countryside, churches and local rhythms with greater intention.
Direct links and resources to help you turn inspiration into an actual trip.
This isn’t a comprehensive guide to seeing everything. It’s a personal collection of my favourite places, walks, and recommendations, chosen to inspire you to slow down and experience the Cotswolds in a way that a checklist—or AI-designed itinerary—simply can’t.
After nine years of returning to the Cotswolds, these are the places I know and love, the walks I return to, and the experiences I believe are worth making time for.
Along with your Slow Guide to the Cotswolds PDF, you’ll receive a collection of JPG files to save directly to your phone’s photo album, making it easy to pull up the guide while you’re traveling.
No scrolling through emails or trying to navigate a PDF while standing on a village street—your Cotswolds recommendations can be right there on your phone when you need them.
Linger longer. Experience more.
GET THE SLOW GUIDE
If you’ve been dreaming of the Cotswolds, my 35-page Slow Guide to the Cotswolds will help you plan your own trip to this picturesque pocket of England’s countryside.
When to visit and what to expect during my favourite seasons.
How to get to the Cotswolds from London and Heathrow, plus rental-car and transportation tips.
My favourite places to stay, including specific hotels—and even some of the rooms I return to again and again.
Practical advice for walking the Cotswolds, from footpaths and footwear to walking poles, maps and taxis.
Three of my top countryside walks, with difficulty notes, places to stop, and ideas for making each walk your own.
Favourite places to eat, including village pubs, cafés, afternoon tea and places worth a detour.
Rainy-day recommendations for enjoying the Cotswolds when walking isn’t the best option.
Slow-travel tips for experiencing the villages, countryside, churches and local rhythms with greater intention.
Direct links and resources to help you turn inspiration into an actual trip.
This isn’t a comprehensive guide to seeing everything. It’s a personal collection of my favourite places, walks, and recommendations, chosen to inspire you to slow down and experience the Cotswolds in a way that a checklist—or AI-designed itinerary—simply can’t.
After nine years of returning to the Cotswolds, these are the places I know and love, the walks I return to, and the experiences I believe are worth making time for.
Along with your Slow Guide to the Cotswolds PDF, you’ll receive a collection of JPG files to save directly to your phone’s photo album, making it easy to pull up the guide while you’re traveling.
No scrolling through emails or trying to navigate a PDF while standing on a village street—your Cotswolds recommendations can be right there on your phone when you need them.
Linger longer. Experience more.
GET THE SLOW GUIDE
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