The poetic and picturesque Bibury

Bibury, located in Gloucestershire in southwest England, is a sparkling gem of the Cotswolds region. It is famous for its charming medieval rural scenery and unique architecture such as Arlington Row, and has been named one of the "World's Ten Most Beautiful Towns" by National Geographic. The town's iconic buildings are Arlington Row, 14th-century structures originally built as wool warehouses, later converted into weavers' cottages, and now protected historic buildings under the National Trust. Their curved stone roofs and honey-colored cottages covered with climbing vines complement the clear streams, creating a picturesque scene that has frequently appeared on the covers of UK travel brochures and even inside the pages of British passports. Bibury, with its pure medieval charm and picturesque scenery, embodies the essence of English rural culture and attracts visitors from all over the world.