Things to do in Chipping Campden

Hidcote Manor Garden showcases rare global plants in distinctive "outdoor rooms" designed by Lawrence Johnston. Wander through vibrant flower beds and tranquil water features with ornate fountains and secluded benches.

The Cotswold Way winds through honey-colored villages and ancient woodlands between Chipping Campden and Bath. Savor panoramic valley views while exploring medieval churches along this celebrated National Trail.

This natural amphitheater hosts the historic Cotswold Olimpicks, England's original Olympic Games dating back to 1612. Hike the Cotswold Way to enjoy panoramic views over the Vale of Evesham.

This hillside garden boasts England's largest climbing rose, diverse plant collections and spectacular views. Explore terraced landscapes, wander through the bluebell wood, and pause for tea amid this horticultural masterpiece.

This historic 18th-century mill became the heart of the Arts and Crafts movement in 1902. Today, you can watch silversmiths and ceramicists at work while exploring galleries filled with traditional craftsmanship.

This 14th-century Gothic masterpiece showcases the wealth of medieval wool merchant William Grevel. Admire its intricate gargoyles and mullioned windows while strolling through historic Chipping Campden.

This magnificent 15th-century wool church boasts a 120-foot tower and rare medieval artifacts including an ancient priest vestment. Bask in natural light illuminating the stained glass windows during mid-morning visits.

St James' Church showcases medieval wool trade prosperity through its soaring 120-foot tower and Gothic architecture. Inside, discover rare medieval altar frontals and stunning stained glass illuminated by morning light.