A Cotswold Oasis: Exploring Bibury's Beauty

Arlington Row

Bibury ⭐, a picturesque Cotswold village dating back to the Anglo-Saxon period, is renowned for its well-preserved 17th-century stone cottages, originally built for weavers. This charming village, once a hub of the wool trade, has captivated visitors since the 19th century when William Morris hailed it as 'the most beautiful village in England.' Arlington Row, a row of these historic cottages, remains a popular attraction for tourists seeking a glimpse into England's rural past.

Four Villages in the Cotswolds, UK, Bibury, Malmesbury, Tetbury, Lacock (YouTube link)

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The below photos were taken on 12/29/2022, a cloudy-to-rainy winter day.








Bibury Trout Farm on the right

Bibury Trout Farm

The Swan Hotel, Bibury


Country road leading to Bibury

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