When you think of English villages, you may be taken away to an unspoilt landscape of rolling hills, peppered with honey-coloured cottages, Saxon towered churches and comfortable pubs with roaring fires and sleepy dogs. And you wouldn’t be disappointed.Read More
All the carbon offsetting projects we contribute to have the added benefits of making people’s lives healthier, helping to save money and are reducing deforestation.Read More
We care about the environment at Rosehill Travel. We’re a Carbon Neutral company and have been since 2020. We are actively working to reduce our carbon footprint in everything we do. The biggest difference we can make is to stop driving diesel and petrol cars, and that’s what we’re dedicated to doing.And so, I couldn’t be more excited...Read More
The Cotswolds are a designated National Landscape (previously known as Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty), so it certainly makes sense to seek out the most unforgettable Cotswold views during your visit. From stunning vantage points offering sprawling vistas of the countryside to traditional villages boasting beautiful architecture and charming design, these are some of the...Read More
Rosehill Travel is back open for business and preparing for when we can begin providing tours and holidays. You can take a Rosehill Travel tour or holiday from Monday 17th May. Read More
A few weeks ago, I wrote about whether the Cotswolds is the most beautiful region in the UK, so we thought we’d follow it up with a more practical travel guide, offering readers activities and attractions to see and do in the Cotswolds. This beautiful area is packed with majestic hills, gentle rivers, idyllic villages,...Read More
The quick answer to this question is yes… But we admit that everyone at Rosehill Travel is more than a little biased. After all, there’s a reason why we based our tour company around offering luxury tours in the Cotswolds. Given the subjectivity of beauty, the only accurate statement we could make about whether the...Read More
This is an often asked question. Read on to find out how best to travel here. By train The North Cotswolds First time visitors are most likely to come to the north Cotswolds, and if that is the case you have a few options depending on what part of the Cotswolds you’re visiting. Direct trains...Read More
The Cotswolds is a truly special place in Britain, but what and where is it exactly? Well, it’s two hours west of London, a stones throw West of Oxford, just north of Bath, and south of Stratford upon Avon. In recognition of it’s rich, diverse landscape it was designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty...Read More
