Bibury, England

Southwest England's steep Cotswold region has been recognized as a "Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty." Cirencester is only a short drive from Bibury, a lovely village that is typical of the Cotswolds. With gorgeous stone structures lining the banks of the River Coln, it is clear why William Morris dubbed Bibury "The Most Beautiful Village in England."

Its picturesque appearance, with many of its original structures still surviving, makes it one of Europe's most beautiful cities. The main thoroughfare is still dominated by the trout-filled River Coln, and beautiful meadows border historic stone homes with steeply pitched roofs. Arlington Row, a row of sepia-hued cottages constructed in the 17th century to house weavers working at Arlington Mill, is the most picturesque section in Bibury.

Bibury Trout Farm is one of the most renowned and beautiful trout farms in the nation, covering over 15 acres. Here, you may learn about trout or even go fishing for your own dinner. Bibury is a well-liked Cotswolds tourist destination that gets crowded on beautiful summer afternoons and draws tourists even on the harshest winter days. In the village, there are several places to eat and drink. You can also pick up some picnic supplies at the Post Office and Village Shop or Bibury Trout Farm Shop.

Location: Gloucestershire, England