Bibury

Baybury's fame is thanks to its uniquely shaped houses and tranquil atmosphere, which still retains the honey-colored stone huts built 600 years ago. Swans are playing happily in the shallow river on the side of the road.

Bibury should be the most famous village in the cotswolds area. It is called the most beautiful village by the English poet William Morris. The village of Arlington Row Arlington is very famous. It is printed on the passport page of British citizens. It was built in the 14th century. The original purpose was to store wool. The warehouse is now the most famous attraction of coswolds. There are a lot of tourists who arrive by tourist bus.

Baiboli is a small village, worthy of the most beautiful village, casually photographing is the level of postcards, there is a swan hotel along the river, just to see an open-air wedding party, see a lot of guests wearing formal clothes

William Morris, an English artist and thinker, once lived here and called Baibury "the most beautiful country in England". A spiritual river, River Coln, crosses the town, crosses a bluestone slab bridge on the river, and follows a winding path, the Bibury's classic complex, Arlington Row, the most famous building here. Old stone houses, faint flowers, rippling streams, far from the city, the infinite charm and romance of rural scenery in England unfold before our eyes. 。 Walking in the countryside of Baibury, relaxed and low, leisurely and complacent. It is said that all the layout and buildings in the village are exactly the same as they were a hundred years ago.

William Morris, a former British poet, was praised as "the most beautiful town in England". It dwells near the water, and its sight is covered with shade and flourishing flowers and leaves. June is still a little early, if it is midsummer in August, it will be more amazing and unique.

Baibury is a small town in Grossshire, England. It is also the most popular tourist attraction for the most beautiful English countryside in Cotswold. The town is located in a hilly area, with hills and streams, and the unique residential buildings here are really beautiful. There are not many parking spaces in the town. It depends on luck to find parking spaces by driving. However, parking fees are not charged here, which is very touching.

It's a quiet town about 150 kilometers west of London. It's Christmas and the shops are closed. It's cold and gloomy, but it's still beautiful. They are all private courtyards. They can only go outside and take pictures. That's OK.