Bibury, the Most Beautiful Village in England, and the Historic Arlington Row.

Bibury is a village in Gloucestershire, England, praised as 'the most beautiful village in England' by the famous 19th-century British artist and poet William Morris. The ancient stone cottages with their steep gabled roofs and the clear river running through the village create a picturesque scene. Bibury's history dates back to the Iron Age, and remnants of hill forts can still be found in the area. A short walk along the River Coln leads to Arlington Row, a row of ancient houses built in the 17th century, which is a must-visit for tourists and a common sight on postcards from the Cotswolds. The picturesque Arlington Row in Bibury has a rich history, from being a wool store for the monastery to being converted into a row of weavers' cottages. Today, these cottages are rented out to private tenants, with one available as a holiday rental. Please remember that the cottages in Arlington Row are homes. Do not knock on the doors or peer through the windows to avoid disturbing the residents.