It would appear that the area is fairly well haunted in one way or another, and there are plenty of buildings, locations and villages that can lay claim to at least one ghost. And on many occasions they can claim far more than that.
Take the Black Abbott for example, who resides in a churchyard close [...]

There are lots of things you can do during a stay in your Cotswolds Cottage. You can visit the Cheltenham racecourse, you can hike across the countryside, you can explore the many towns and villages that await you, and you can also enjoy many stops in a whole host of different pubs and inns.

Have you ever noticed that many cottages and holiday lets operate on a Saturday to Saturday basis? That’s all well and good if you work in an office or any other job which is on a Monday to Friday basis. But if you work odd hours, odd days and strange shifts you might actually benefit more from a midweek break.

On the 10th March 2009, thousands of people will flock to the Cotswolds in order to soak up the atmosphere that is associated with this prestigious horse racing event. It may only last for four days until the 13th, but during that time well over two hundred thousand people will flock to Cheltenham to grab a taste of horse racing up close.

Not everyone is suited to a lazy type of holiday, and if you are up for seeing the Cotswolds from the saddle of a bike, you certainly won’t be disappointed.