Exploring the Prettiest Towns in the Cotswolds

Which counties are part of the Cotswolds area of outstanding natural beauty?

• Lancashire, Yorkshire, Cumbria, Northumberland, and Durham

• Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Somerset, and Wiltshire

• Kent, Surrey, Sussex, Hampshire, and Essex

• Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire, Worcestershire, Warwickshire, and Somerset

What is a notable feature of Mincchin Hampton's main square?

• A Victorian clock tower

• A Roman amphitheater

• A 17th-century market house

• A medieval castle

Winchcom is known for preserving which aspect of its history?

• Its Georgian gardens

• Its Victorian architecture

• Its ancient Roman walls

• Its medieval layout

What is Painswick often referred to as?

• The Jewel of the Cotswolds

• The Queen of the Cotswolds

• The Heart of the Cotswolds

• The Crown of the Cotswolds

Which town is known for its royal affiliations and antique trade?

• Tetbury

• Stow on the Wald

• North Lake

• Winchcom

What is a significant feature of Stow on the Wald's market square?

• A Georgian gazebo

• A Victorian fountain

• A medieval market cross

• A Roman bath

Chipping Captain is renowned for which historical structure?

• The Captain Castle

• The Captain House

• The Captain Tower

• The Captain Cathedral

Sirencester was initially established by which ancient civilization?

• The Romans

• The Vikings

• The Normans

• The Saxons

What is a notable feature of Berford's high street?

• A Georgian mansion

• A Victorian railway

• A Roman aqueduct

• A medieval bridge

Which town is often referred to as the gateway to the Cotswolds?

• Berford

• Sirencester

• Chipping Captain

• Tetbury