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Christmas in The Cotswolds

Christmas in The Cotswolds: A Magical Winter Wonderland.

Christmas in The Cotswolds is a truly enchanting experience. With its picturesque villages, rolling hills, and charming markets, the Cotswolds transforms into a winter wonderland during the festive season. Whether you’re looking to enjoy traditional holiday festivities, explore the stunning countryside, or simply relax in a cosy cottage, the Cotswolds has something for everyone. Here’s your guide to the best events, places to visit, and why you should book your Cotswolds Christmas break today.

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Festive Events in the Cotswolds.

During the festive period, the Cotswolds comes alive with a variety of delightful events that celebrate Christmas and the festive season. Here are some of our favourites to visit with your loved ones.

Christmas at Blenheim Palace: Experience the grandeur of Blenheim Palace adorned with festive decorations and enjoy the Christmas market featuring unique gifts and seasonal treats. The magical light trail through the palace gardens is a must-see. This year the palace will also be transformed to retell the charming stories of Neverland. Explore our homes nearby to Blenheim Palace

Burford Christmas Festival: This charming Cotswolds town hosts a festive celebration with a Christmas market offering local crafts, food, and gifts. Enjoy mulled wine, carol singing, and the town’s picturesque setting.

Stow-on-the-Wold Christmas Tree Festival: Wander through St Edward’s Church to admire beautifully decorated Christmas trees displayed by local businesses and organisations. The festival captures the community spirit and festive cheer of this historic market town.

Cheltenham Christmas Market : From mid-November to mid-December, the Promenade in Cheltenham is transformed into a bustling Christmas market. With over 80 wooden chalets selling unique gifts, delicious food, and festive drinks, it’s the perfect place to get into the holiday spirit. Don’t miss the enchanting light displays and live music performances that add to the festive atmosphere.

Christmas Carol Concerts: Churches and community halls across the Cotswolds hold Christmas carol concerts, offering the chance to join in traditional festive singing or simply enjoy the music in beautiful historic settings. St. James’ Church in Chipping Campden and St. Edward’s Church in Stow-on-the-Wold are known for their atmospheric carol services.

Enchanted Light Trail at the Cotswolds Farm Park: Create magical memories with the whole family at Cotswold Farm Park this Christmas. Feed the animals in their cosy stables, savour toasted marshmallows and hot chocolate by the fire, and be enchanted by the stunning illuminations in the Enchanted Forest.

Best Places to Visit in Winter.

The Cotswolds in winter is captivating, where charming villages and scenic landscapes are transformed into a picturesque wonderland. Each of these villages offers a unique winter experience, from festive decorations and cosy tearooms to stunning winter walks and enchanting Christmas lights.

Snowshill: Snowshill is a charming village that becomes a winter wonderland during Christmas. Visit the Snowshill Manor, a National Trust property, which is beautifully decorated for the festive season. The village itself is perfect for a peaceful winter walk.

Bibury: Often described as the most beautiful village in England, is even more picturesque during the winter months, it is like stepping into a fairy tale. Stroll through Arlington Row, a row of ancient weavers’ cottages, and enjoy the serene beauty of the frosty landscape. Stroll through the village, you’ll find cosy tea rooms offering warm beverages and delicious treats, perfect for a winter’s day. It truly is a perfect place to visit for those seeking a quintessentially English Christmas experience.

Castle Combe: Castle Combe is often voted as one of the prettiest villages in England. In winter, it looks like a scene straight out of a fairy tale. Wander through its charming streets, visit the mediaeval church, and enjoy a warm drink in a traditional pub.

Bourton-on-the-Water: Known as the “Venice of the Cotswolds,” Bourton-on-the-Water is famous for its picturesque bridges and tranquil river. During Christmas, the village is adorned with festive lights, and you can even see a Christmas tree set up in the middle of the river!

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Book Your Cotswolds Christmas Break Today!

There’s no better place to celebrate Christmas than the Cotswolds. With its charming villages, festive events, and stunning winter landscapes, it’s the perfect destination for a magical holiday getaway. Whether you’re planning a romantic escape or a family holiday, Short Let Space has a range of beautiful holiday cottages to suit your needs.

Our cottages are the perfect base for exploring the Cotswolds during the festive season. Enjoy the comfort and warmth of a cosy cottage, complete with everything you need for a relaxing stay. Wake up to stunning countryside views, explore the local Christmas markets, and return to your home away from home to unwind by the fire.

Don’t miss out on the magic of Christmas in the Cotswolds. Book your Cotswolds Christmas break with Short Let Space today and create unforgettable memories in one of the most beautiful regions of England.

 
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