🇬🇧 Cotswolds

#Introducing stunning views from overseas A hidden region of England that feels like you've wandered into a magical fairy tale The Cotswolds region, which spreads across the center of England, is known as "the most beautiful villages in England" for its beautiful rural landscapes and stone-built towns that retain the atmosphere of the Middle Ages. This region, where time flows as if you have entered a magical storybook world, is a must-see destination for Harry Potter and fantasy fans. ■ Blenheim Palace Known as the "palace of the Duke of Churchill," this magnificent building is the only one that is neither a royal residence nor a church but calls itself a "palace." The palace, which is filled with French Baroque gardens and magnificent sculptures, is also the birthplace of the famous Winston Churchill. It was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987. 📍Woodstock OX20 1PP, UK ■ Cotswolds Limestone houses, green hills with sheep walking, streams and churches... No matter where you look, you'll find the original British scenery. 📍Cotswolds, Gloucestershire, UK ■ Cirencester The largest town in the Cotswolds. Architecture and ancient ruins dating back to Roman times, St. Peter's Church, and other attractions are worth seeing. With a calm atmosphere, this is a recommended spot for history fans. 📍Cirencester, Gloucestershire, UK ■ Painswick This town, known as the "Queen of the Cotswolds," is characterized by its gray stone houses and narrow, sloping streets. Attractions include the oldest post office in the UK, the world's only Rococo garden, and St. Mary's Church. 📍Painswick, Gloucestershire, UK ■ Malmesbury One of the oldest market towns in the UK, it is famous for Abbey House Garden, where 2200 varieties of roses bloom. It is also known as the resting place of the first king of England 1300 years ago, and is a holy place for gardening lovers. 📍Malmesbury, Wiltshire, UK ■ Cheltenham Art Gallery & Museum An art museum in Cheltenham, with beautiful Regency architecture. Among the ceramics, jewellery, textiles and more, it is also known as the location for the film "Harry Potter" (Gloucester). 📍Clarence Street, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, UK Why not experience a trip to the Cotswolds where you feel like you are lost in a page of a story? In the elegant and quiet scenery, the space where time flows slowly is so magical that you will forget your daily life.