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• Historic places to visit during trips to Bath

  

  Boasting a rich history, Bath is a wonderful place to visit if you love nothing more than exploring historical attractions on your holidays. What's more, there are some incredible world heritage sites just a short drive from the city – read on to find out more.

• Top events in Bath this autumn

  

  Bath is a fantastic city to explore at any time of year, thanks to its combination of stunning architecture, rich culture and great cuisine. If you are planning to visit this autumn, you will be in for a real treat, as some great festivals are set to be held.

• Oxford's top outdoor attractions

  

  While the city of Oxford might be best known for its university and architecture, it is also home to a wealth of ways to enjoy the sunshine in the summer summer. From scenic parks to perfect days punting on the river, there are a host of things to do during day trips here.

• Top things to do in the Wye Valley

  

  If you're planning to stay in a holiday cottage in the Wye Valley this summer, you're in luck as it is one of the most beautiful parts of the UK. Boasting plenty to see and do, you'll find a host of attractions in the area between England and Wales.

• 3 towns to visit while staying in the Wye Valley

  

  It's little wonder people choose Wye Valley accommodation when they feel like getting away from it all, as the region is home to stunning countryside and pretty market towns and villages. As a result, your break could fly by as you're busy with excursions each day.

• Top attractions to see on a daytrip to Oxford

  

  Book Cotswolds holiday cottages and you'll be well placed to relax in splendid surroundings and explore pretty little towns and villages. However, if you want to experience a bigger and slightly busier destination, you should head to Oxford for the day. Visit this charming city and you will find a wealth of top-class attractions.

• Gloucester – the perfect short break destination

  

  A city break is a great way to enjoy a few days away, and in visiting Gloucester, you'll have a truly wonderful getaway. Easily accessible from holiday homes in the Cotswolds, here you can explore a wealth of fantastic attractions and participate in great activities.

• Enjoy wonderful shopping, museums and restaurants in Bath

  

  Bath is a truly wonderful holiday destination and offers something for every interest. Whether you're looking to visit amazing museums, tuck into high-quality cuisine or splash the cash at boutiques, you'll be able to do so while staying in this vibrant city.

• Include a trip to Longleat on a Cotswold holiday

  

  Family breaks in Cotswold holiday cottages allow you to make the most of your time together in one of the most beautiful parts of the UK. Surrounded by some of the country's top attractions, one place you must make sure you visit is Longleat Safari Park.

• Top places to visit in the south-west of England

  

  The south-west of England is a stunning part of the country, with the Cotswolds in particular a major draw with those who want to enjoy beautiful scenery and plenty of fresh air. Discover all this and more when staying in holiday homes in Bath.

• Bath's top 5 most interesting historic sites

  

  A trip to Bath will certainly be an interesting one, as there are many wonderful historic sites to head to, such as the Roman Baths, the Royal Crescent and Bath Abbey. The hard part will be trying to fit it all into one holiday!

• Historic houses to explore with a holiday in the Cotswolds

  

  Booking self-catering accommodation in the Cotswolds can make for the ideal staycation, as not only will you be situated within one of the most beautiful parts of the UK, but you will also be spoilt for choice with things to see and do. Among the many attractions are the historic houses.

• Top 3 examples of Georgian architecture in Bath

  

  Bath is world-renowned for its beautiful Georgian architecture – indeed, it is a UNESCO World Heritage sight because of it. If you are planning a stay in self-catering accommodation in the Cotswolds, here are three of the top places to visit.

• Come and try some seasonal soup in Abbey Mill

  

  The 14th October kicks off a tasty week at Abbey Mill in Tintern. This is the start of the Field Harvest Mushroom Week, which runs until the 20th October. It is an opportunity to check out Abbey Mill in more detail and to try their fresh homemade field mushroom soup as well.

• Learn more of Monmouth's past staying in holiday cottages in the Wye Valley

  

  When you book holiday cottages in the Wye Valley near Monmouth, you are placing yourself in not only one of the most beautiful parts of the UK, but also the most historical.

• Experience Changing Landscapes at the Dean Heritage Centre

  

  If you happen to have plans to visit the Wye Valley and the Forest of Dean in the next few months, make the time to go to the Dean Heritage Centre. Saturday 3rd September saw the start of an exhibition called Changing Landscapes that will go on until Sunday 18th December.

• Immerse yourself in history at the Building of Bath Museum

  

  If you have booked a stay in self-catering accommodation in Bath, the Building of Bath Museum should have a place in your itinerary.

• Have You Ever Been to an Onion Fayre?

  

  If the answer is no, make sure you are free on Saturday 10th September. This is when you’ll have the chance to attend such a fayre in the middle of the Gloucestershire countryside. If you are still none the wiser, read on for more information.

• Visit the Blenheim International Horse Trials in September

  

  September may signal the start of the new school year and hence the end of the summer holidays too. But it also signals the start of some superb events across the Cotswolds region, so there is still plenty to see and do as the nights start to draw in again.

• Visit the Moreton in Marsh Show in the Cotswolds This September

  

  It’s tempting to think that once the summer holidays are over, the best part of the year is over. But even though the nights will start drawing in and the weather will turn cooler, there is still plenty to do and enjoy during September in the Cotswolds.

• Are You Heading to the Cotswolds Wildlife Park This August?

  

  If you haven’t got plans to, you should make some! It’s shaping up to be a great August at the Cotswolds Wildlife Park, and there is plenty of fun for the whole family to enjoy.

• See the Roman Baths by Torchlight on a summer break in Bath

  

  Booking Bath self catering accommodation is a great choice for a short break at any time of year, thanks to its huge range of cultural and historic attractions and proximity to some of England's most beautiful countryside.

• Enjoy a Tour of the Parva Farm Vineyard

  

  If you are planning a stay anywhere in the Wye Valley during August, you will probably already be aware that you will have a wide range of activities and destinations worth putting on your calendar.

• Summer festivals in Monmouthshire to enjoy on a trip to the Wye Valley

  

  Once you have planned your trip to the Wye Valley, you're bound to be looking for things to do to enjoy your time staying in holiday cottages in the area.

• Be Part of the Midland History Festival This August

  

  You will always find plenty of things to see and do if you take a holiday in the Cotswolds during the summer. This is supposed to be the time of the best weather during the year, although of course we can never be sure of this in the UK!