Historic site
Arlington Row, Bibury
Bibury, United Kingdom
A famous lane of 17th-century stone cottages beside the River Coln.
Village · United Kingdom · England
Bibury
A picture-perfect Cotswold village of honey-coloured stone cottages beside the River Coln.
about 1.5 h
For storytellers
Why Bibury matters
Bibury is a Cotswold postcard come to life: a trickle of the River Coln, a row of stone weavers' cottages and a mill converted to a trout farm. It is a short stop rather than a full day, best at early morning or late evening before the coach groups arrive. Combine it with nearby villages and walks to see the Cotswolds at their gentlest.
Talking points
- Arlington Row is one of the most photographed lanes in England.
- Buildings are built from local honey-coloured limestone.
- Visit early or late to avoid tour groups.
- A footpath through nearby meadows gives quiet views.
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What to see in Bibury
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Within about 40 km, closest first.