The Cotswolds, at 2,000 sq km, is the second largest conservation area in England, behind the Lake District National Park. The name is derived from old English “Cots” meaning sheep enclosure and “wold” meaning hill.
On our recent trip to Britain, we joined Tom Benjamin to visit Cotswolds, a beautiful English countryside. Benjamin was a fantastic tour guide with a passion for what he does and he showed us off-the-beaten-track places and towns with unique names like Chipping Camden, a market town that has been around since the 7th century.