Cotswold is a large area, which includes the small towns of Burton on the Water, Bybury and so on.

Because the buildings in these places are relatively old and primitive, and they are also traditional British style areas, they have become scenic spots, and many British people will come to travel.

There are so many villages on the water like Burton, Bybury and so on, I suggest walking one or two to experience it. I visited two villages by myself by train and bus. The village is so small, there's really nothing special to do, and most people go to Water Burton for a simple hiking trail.

A day trip to Burton on the Water from London's Paddington train station should arrive before 12 noon to have time to play, or a day trip from London - Burton on the Water - Bybury will require an earlier departure from London.

Niche travel destination - Bybury

Visit Arlington Street: Explore historic Arlington Street, admire the charming stone cottages, feel the medieval countryside, and learn the historical story behind it. Kern River Tour: Walk along the crystal clear Kern River, enjoy the riverside scenery, watch the waterfowl and fish, and experience the peaceful riverside life.

Visit a trout farm: Visit the oldest trout farm in England to learn about the trout farming process, see the rich aquatic ecology, try fishing and taste fresh trout dishes. Walking and hiking: Take in The countryside and nature along walking paths in the Cotswolds, such as The Rack Isle and Coln St Aldwyns to Bibury.

Enjoy the local cuisine: Taste the Cotswold region's specialities, especially the local trout dishes and other delicacies, and experience the authentic English country food culture. When visiting Arlington Street, avoid peak tourist hours to better enjoy the peace and scenery.

If you want to stay in Baibury and experience the English countryside, you can choose local hotels such as Swan Hotel. Visit a fish farm on the Kern River to experience feeding, fishing and barbecuing freshly caught trout.

If you use public transport to reach Bybury, you can take bus 855. During the tour, pay attention to the surrounding natural environment and the importance of preserving the local cultural heritage, keeping the environment clean and respecting the way of life of the local residents.

Venice of the most beautiful towns in England - Burton on the Water

Known as the "Little Venice", water is a must for every visitor to the Cotswolds and one of the most popular places for locals. The crystal clear Windrush River runs through the town and into the Thames. Along the banks of the river are six low arched stone Bridges that are more than 200 years old.

Address: The Model Village, Bourton-on-the-water
Access: 801 to Bourton on Water (bus runs an hour)

Attractions in town: The Model Village, the Dragonfly Maze, the Cotswold Motoring Museum, Birdland, entrance fees range from 3 to 10 pounds.

One of the most famous attractions is the Model Village, a full scale 1:19 replica of the architecture of Burton on the water, which has a little Lilliputian feel. There is also a traditional perfumery in the town, which is said to have tailor-made scents for the Queen and Elton John, and the town was featured in a TV documentary on CCTV.

There are also small restaurants and convenience stores in town, including a tea house with a backyard seat overlooking the creek, perfect for a cup of coffee and a leisurely soak in the sun.

Play time: The town is not large, business development is better, suitable for 2 to 3 hours