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About the Oxfordshire Cotswolds
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Beehive
Chipping Norton
An independent home and lifestyle store in beautiful Chipping Norton - contemporary home furnishings, gorgeous colourful gifts and handmade, local crafts.
Churchill & Sarsden Heritage Centre
Churchill, Chipping Norton
The building may be only 15' by 30' but its ancient walls contain state of the art technology, with touch screens telling the remarkable stories of two eminent sons of the village, Warren Hastings, first Governor-General of India (1732-1818) and…
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FreeEden Café
Witney
New Zealand style cafe serving delicious, quality home-made vegan cuisine and fabulous coffee and beverages with Kiwi hospitality in Witney.
Wide range of gluten free options.Sassy & Boo, Woodstock
Woodstock
A beautiful boutique that effortlessly blends their own Luella label designs with other contemporary brands to offer interesting and individual designs.
Big Grin Bottle Shop
Burford
Big Grin Distillery and Bottle Shop is situated on Upton Downs farm, also home to the Upton Smokery Farm Shop and Upton Firehouse.
Martha's Attic
Woodstock
Martha’s Attic is a family run business selling beautiful, French and European decorative antiques and interiors for both the home and garden. A brilliant place to browse in search of something memorably unique.
Cotswold Line National Cycle Route
Cycle as far as you like, then jump on the train home. That’s the idea behind the Cotswold Line Cycle Route, a beautiful ride following the scenic Cotswold Line railway from Oxford to Worcester.
From the playground of the Chipping Norton set,…
Minster Lovell Hall and Dovecote
Witney
Ruins of a large 15th century manor set around courtyard. Situated in attractive settings on the banks of the River Windrush. A skeleton found in 18th century is said to be that of Lord Lovell.
Wychwood Wild Garden
Shipton Under Wychwood, Chipping Norton
Wychwood Wild Garden covers 12.5 acres of avenues, woods and ponds,much of which was laid out in the 1860s, and provides a haven for wildlife including many breeds of ducks and birds. It is owned and managed by the local community and offered as a…
The Double Red Duke
Bampton
The restaurant at The Double Red Duke is a special affair with a menu centred around open fire cooking.
The menu can be eaten in any of the variety of bars, garden rooms and dining rooms as well as the best seat in the house: the Chef’s tableChipping Norton Museum of Local History
Chipping Norton
An independent museum located on the first floor of the 19th century Chipping Norton Co-op Society Meeting Hall and run by the local history society.
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Prices Free to £1.50 Per TicketBuscot Park (National Trust)
Faringdon
Late 18th-century house, set in enchanting landscaped grounds, which houses an extensive art collection
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Prices £3.50 to £10.00 Per person per dayChipping Norton - St Mary the Virgin Church
Chipping Norton
A wool church and Grade I listed building, St Mary the Virgin is tucked away near the bottom of the hill on which the town sits. The setting seems incongruous, however it is here in the shadow of the church and what was once the castle, that the…
The Leys
WITNEY
Just a short walk from Witney High Street and Church Green lies The Leys park. A lovely, large open space with tree-lined paths, a cafe and lots to do, including a fantastic play area with seasonal splash park, tennis courts, skate park and…
Rollright Stones
Chipping Norton
The Rollright Stones are a group of prehistoric megalithic monuments built from large natural boulders found within about 500m of the site. The stones are naturally pitted, giving them extraordinary shapes.
Combe - St Laurence's Church
Combe
St Laurence, a place of worship for more than 600 years, has a number of interesting features including 15th century wall painitings, a 1634 pulpit cloth. and several bale tombs in the churchyard.
Stanton Harcourt - St Michael's Church
Stanton Harcourt
The chancel of St Michael's church contains two of Oxfordshire's greatest church treasures: an ancient 13th century rood-screen and the shrine of St Edburg.
