9 Arlington Row
80
Facilities
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Opening hours
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Weather for today
21°C
Patchy rain nearby
Today
14 — 25°C
Sun
12 — 22°C
Mon
10 — 22°C
Additional conditions
Sunrise
05:22
Sunset
21:05
Max wind
26.6 km/h
Uv Index
1.3
Description
9 Arlington Row is one of the most photographed historic rows of houses in the Cotswolds. Dating back to the 14th century, the buildings, originally used as a wool warehouse, were converted into weavers' homes in the 17th century.
This charming limestone building, with its distinctive slate roofs, is so iconic that it has been featured on the inside cover of all British passports.
Surrounded by picturesque countryside and meadows where a stream meanders attracting wildlife, it is a paradise for photography and history lovers.
Reviews
★4.5
Nicolae Berfelaa week ago⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
A truly charming and picturesque place! The cottages are beautifully preserved, and the whole area feels like stepping back in time. Perfect for a peaceful stroll and some stunning photos. The village is well-kept, and the surrounding nature adds to the magic of the place. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in the Cotswolds.
No wait to enter, and it’s a relaxing experience overall!
Gracia2 months agoPeaceful spot for a quite getaway. Please be early though, if your late you'll have to queue up for pictures.
Ss Er6 months agoThe views were absolutely stunning, and we were thrilled to explore Bibury village. Arlington Row, in particular, stood out as one of the most memorable stops in the area, with its charming cottages and enchanting atmosphere!Related categories
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