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Discover the Cotswolds Without a car...
Independent
Scenic Coach Tours
itineraries
Enjoy the summer exploring the Cotswolds and beyond
An alternative to a pre-booked
on board a luxury, air-conditioned coach, accompanied
coach tour is to use public service
by a qualified local tourist guide. Visit the quintessential
buses. We have researched circular
villages and market towns of the north and south
tours which will ensure that you see
Cotswolds with occasional excursions further afield,
the very best places that can be
including Stratford-upon-Avon and Bath.
reached without your own car.
Cotswold Day Tours, by public
Our summer 2009 programme runs on Thursdays transport gives information and
between April and September, with an additional Autumn some historic background on the towns, villages and places to visit
special in October. Call the Tourist Information Centre along the routes, together with all the relevant bus timetables.
for more information and to book your tickets, or book Copies are available from the Tourist Information Centre or online.
online on our website.
Buy and
Book online
Book accommodation
and tickets or buy maps,
guides and souvenirs on
our website.
Get your maps and guides
in advance of your visit
to Cheltenham to help
you plan your stay in the
Cotswolds. Order online at
www.VisitCheltenham.info
Explore CheltenhamOn foot...
Discover the origins of Cheltenham’s motto,
Salubritas et Eruditio (health and education)
and see some of the splendid architecture and
gardens of the Montpellier and Pittville areas.
Guide-accompanied walking tours run from June
to mid-September on Wednesdays, Saturdays and
Sundays. Please enquire about evening and Public
Holiday walks. Audio walking tours with MP3
players are available all year round, and are also downloadable
from our website in advance of your visit. Contact the Tourist
Information Centre or visit the website for more details.
Walking in the Cotswolds
With thousands of miles of paths, the Cotswolds presents walkers
of all ages and abilities with unrivalled opportunities to get
closer to nature and experience the English countryside.
As an introduction to the pleasures of walking in the Cotswolds,
enjoy a guided walk with one of the Cotswolds Voluntary
Wardens. If you want to sample the delights of walking in the
Cotswolds yourself, but lack the time or experience to tackle
one of the major routes, VisitCheltenham stocks a wide choice
of guide books featuring family walks, pushchair walks, hill
walks and pub walks.
For the more experienced or dedicated walker, the Cotswolds
provide some great challenges. The 100 mile Cotswold Way from
Chipping Campden to Bath via Cheltenham is the King of all trails.
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