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7-day template
London, Bath and the Cotswolds in 7 days
Two days in London, two in Georgian Bath, then three in the honey-stone Cotswolds towns.
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- Where
- London, Bath, The Cotswolds
- Suits
- First-time visitors, Couples, Anyone who prefers towns and villages to big-city sprawl
- Season
- Late spring to early autumn gives the longest days for the Cotswolds villages; Bath and London work all year.
- Pace
- Steady. One base change every two or three days, with two or three main stops a day.
- Step-free access reported at 8 of 31 stops
- 1 of 31 stops marked family-friendly in our guides
How this was chosen. Taken from our itinerary of the same name. Journey times between cities are on the itinerary page, where an official source gives them.
Step-free and family flags come only from data we hold (OpenStreetMap contributors or the venue's own access page) and are not a full access check. Contact each venue before you go.
Day by day
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Day 1 · London
Westminster and the river
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Westminster Abbey
Start early; check the official site for opening times and tickets.
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Palace of Westminster
Book a tour in advance if you want to go inside.
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Churchill War Rooms
A short walk from the Abbey.
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London Eye
Finish with the river view.
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Day 2 · London
The Tower and the South Bank
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Crown Jewels
The Crown Jewels are at the Tower of London.
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Borough Market
Lunch among the stalls.
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George Inn
A pub on Borough High Street.
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Shakespeare's Globe
Check for tours or performances.
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Tate Modern
Main galleries usually free; special exhibitions are ticketed.
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Day 3 · Bath
Arrive in Bath: the abbey and the baths
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Bath Abbey
Start in the centre of the old city.
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The Roman Baths
Book a time slot if the site offers them.
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The Pump Room
Next door to the baths.
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Thermae Bath Spa
Optional: a soak with rooftop views; book ahead.
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Day 4 · Bath
Georgian Bath
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Royal Crescent
Walk up to the crescent.
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No. 1 Royal Crescent
A museum set in a house of the 1770s.
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The Circus
Close to the crescent.
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Jane Austen Centre
A museum about Jane Austen and her time living in Bath.
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Pulteney Bridge
Finish at the bridge.
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Day 5 · The Cotswolds
Chipping Campden and Broadway
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Court Barn Museum
A museum in Chipping Campden.
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Grevel's House
On the high street.
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Broadway Tower
A hilltop tower above Broadway.
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The Lygon Arms
A historic inn in Broadway.
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Day 6 · The Cotswolds
Stow and Bourton-on-the-Water
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The Talbot
Grade II listed building on the Square in Stow.
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St Edward's Church
In Stow.
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Windrush bridges and greens
The river in Bourton-on-the-Water.
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Birdland Park and Gardens
Good with children.
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The Model Village
A short stop in Bourton.
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Day 7 · The Cotswolds
Burford and Cirencester
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The Tolsey Museum
A museum in Burford.
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The Great Almshouses
In Burford.
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Corinium Museum
Roman Cirencester.
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Cirencester Park
A walk to end the week.
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Opening hours, prices and tickets change: check each official site. This template is independent and unofficial. Travel between places is not planned here: check National Rail.