Bibury

Bibury is probably the most famous village in the cotswolds area. It is called the most beautiful village by the British poet William Morris. The Arlington Row house in the village is very famous. It was printed on the inside pages of British citizens’ passports and was built in the 14th century. The purpose is to store wool in a warehouse, which is now the most famous attraction in the coswolds, the kind that arrives by tourist buses, and there are many tourists.

Baipoli is a very small village, worthy of being the most beautiful village. Any photo taken is the standard of postcards. There is a swan hotel along the river to the end. I just saw an open-air wedding party and saw many guests in formal clothes.

Bibury, the water town of Cotswold. Also, the ugly duckling. The countryside is really the essence of Britain, you must go to the Cotswolds, any language is superfluous, enjoy it quietly!

Bibury’s fame is due to its unique houses and peaceful atmosphere. The honey-colored stone huts built 600 years ago still remain. The swans were playing happily in the shallow river on the side of the road.

British artist and thinker William Morris once lived here, calling Bibury "the most beautiful country in England". A small spiritual river, River Coln, passes through the town, crosses a small bluestone bridge over the river, and along a winding path, is Bibury’s classic architectural complex: Arlington Row, the most Famous building! The ancient stone houses, the faint fragrance of flowers, the gurgling streams, far away from the city bustle, the infinite charm and romance of the rural scenery of England unfold before you. Wandering in the countryside of Bibury, leisurely and lowly, leisurely and contented. It is said that all the layout and buildings in the village are exactly the same as a hundred years ago.