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The Cotswolds are the stuff of English countryside dreams. Their thatched roofs and storybook cottages come straight out of a fairy tale. Given how much I love visiting this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), I’ve spent years gaining experience of how to visit the Cotswolds without a car. If you want to do the same, read on for my top picks for Cotswolds day trips by train. There’s a map, too.
Today I want to share my guide to an Amersham circular walk with you. This scenic route in Buckinghamshire is a fun way to get into the English countryside near London. Nestled in the Chess Valley, it’s so close to the city you can get here on the tube. If a leg stretch near the UK capital appeals to you, read on for the route, map, and photos.
It’s hard to beat Notting Hill. This famous part of London is known for everything from its huge street market to its chic boutiques and cute cafes. The neighborhood’s colorful houses and range of things to see and do make it a London favorite. And if there’s one place everyone knows here, it’s Portobello Road. Read on for my guide to this beloved street. I’ve included a map and everything.
There’s something about the Cotswolds. This part of the English countryside is straight out of a fairy tale. With thatched-roof cottages and sheep-studded hills, it’s the stuff of British dreams. Given how much I love traveling here, today I’m off on a day trip to Moreton-in-Marsh. This historic market town is a great place to get into the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), not to mention an easy train trip from London. Read on for my guide. I’ve included a map, too.
