YHA Stow-on-the-Wold

Beautiful Cotswold village

by Britannia2

"An autumn delight"

Stow on the Wold is a delightful Cotswold village I discovered on a beautiful October morning. It is a very scenic village built around a town hall and square with several streets spreading out from it. Full of pubs, cafes, antique shops, gift shops and general useful shops this seems an affluent town that can be seen in a short time but it was nice to sit under the trees in the autumn sun and watch the world go by.
There are several pages on this wonderful little village - I see no point duplicating and therefore this is really a photographic record of a beautiful autumn day apart from a couple of tips.

"The village centre"

The village centres on a small monument and from here a few streets radiate out from here.

"Photographs everywhere"

I am constantly trying to improve my photography and digital makes it so easy just to shoot and shoot and take the best shots. Here is a close up of a picturesque house in the village.

My Cotswold Route...

by coceng

LOWER SLAUGHTER<<<<<STOW ON THE WOLD>>>>>BROADWELLTHE COTSWOLDS

MUST SEE...Stow-On-The-Wold is the highest town in The Cotswold ! It is also a market town of about 200 inhabitants on the north-east corner of Gloucestershire (pronounced 'Gloss-ter-share').
Many of the buildings here dated from the 16th century...
My main photo above is St. Edwards Church which was built between 11th & 15th century.
The tower was completed in 1447.Please Read The HISTORY of Stow-On-The-Wold...

DIRECTION :THE MAP

By Road - Lies in A 429 Highway. Public buses run from Moreton-In-Marsh (15 minutes). Also from Cheltenham (45 minutes).

By Rail - The nearest train station in Moreton-In-Marsh, which is about 7 km away...

From other main towns :
Bristol - 50 miles;
Birmingham - 45 miles;
Oxford - 30 miles...