Cotswolds day trip course near London, England

#EuropeanTravel #UKTravel #Cotswolds #TravelNearLondon Stow-on-the-Wold Rather than a trip where you have to see everything here, I walked wherever my feet took me, felt the atmosphere of the town, took pictures of pretty places along the way, and went in to eat somewhere that looked delicious. The red public telephone booth that you can't miss in England, this color is so representative of England that it makes for good pictures. The town was quiet and peaceful everywhere. There seemed to be almost no tourists. Bourton-on-the-Water When you think of 'Cotswolds', the town that comes to mind is 'Bourton-on-the-Water'. This town, also called the Venice of the Cotswolds, is quite popular with Koreans. It's a beautiful town with a stream (Windrush River) running through the middle of the town and pretty trees and bridges around it. It only takes 1~2 hours to walk around this town. I think the true charm of 'Burton on the Water' is to look around the town and enjoy the endless peaceful atmosphere in this stream. Perhaps because I saw Burton on the Water, Northrich was the most ordinary town among the three. There was nothing memorable about the town, but walking around the unfamiliar and exotic town with my parents was healing and happy in itself. I don't recommend Northrich as a travel course in England. [How to get to Burton on the Water from London] - Take the GWR (Rail) from London Paddington Station to Moreton-in-Marsh - Take the 801 Pulhams Coaches (the bus I took) and get off at The Cotswold Academy (It takes about 3 hours from London)