Explore the Region
Nearby Attractions
Castle Combe is ideally situated near many sites of historical interest, making it the perfect base for exploring the Cotswolds and beyond.
While the centre of Castle Combe is picture-perfect, the surrounding countryside and nearby villages are just as magical. Consider staying overnight to make the most of your visit to the region.
City of Bath
12 miles
The magnificent Georgian city, just 12 miles away, offers Roman baths, stunning architecture, and world-class shopping. A UNESCO World Heritage site with 2,000 years of history.
Avebury & Stonehenge
25 miles
Ancient standing stones and UNESCO World Heritage sites steeped in mystery. Avebury offers a more intimate experience while Stonehenge is one of the world's most famous prehistoric monuments.
Bowood House
8 miles
A magnificent stately home with stunning gardens designed by Capability Brown. Features an adventure playground, beautiful rhododendron walks, and a fascinating collection of art and antiquities.
Longleat & Stourhead
20 miles
Historic estates featuring beautiful gardens, a famous safari park, and some of the finest landscape design in England. Stourhead is particularly renowned for its stunning 18th-century garden.
Lacock Village
6 miles
A beautifully preserved medieval village owned by the National Trust. Another popular filming location, Lacock has appeared in Harry Potter, Pride and Prejudice, and Downton Abbey.
Biddestone Village
3 miles
A charming Cotswold village with a beautiful village green and duck pond. Perfect for a quiet country walk and picnic, just a short distance from Castle Combe.
Walking & Footpaths
The surrounding countryside offers numerous footpaths for walking enthusiasts. Enjoy a circular walk, discover hidden streams, and see how the landscape changes with the seasons.
Please note that there is restoration work for the flora and fauna underway at places around the village. Please keep to signed footpaths and keep dogs on a lead as directed.
Wiltshire White Horses
Don't miss the famous Wiltshire White Horses — ancient chalk figures carved into the hillsides. These impressive landmarks are visible from miles around and represent an important part of the region's heritage.