The Cotswolds is well known for its natural beauty of rolling wolds countryside, picturesque gardens and its ancient villages. And one village in particular is distinctly recognised as not only Cotswolds' best, but perhaps the best to exist in the country.
Luckily for us, it is located only around 30 minutes from Bristol by car, and it happens to be crowned the prettiest village in Britain. As reported by MyLondon , Castle Combe is hailed for its timelessness, with 107 listed buildings in the parish, as well as its honey-coloured stone houses.
For a more thorough guide around the village, MyLondon’s Lea Dzifa Seeberg breaks down some of the most outstanding gems in Castle Combe below. For example, sites such as St Andrew's Church was first founded in the 13th century and has been expanded regularly since.
