Known as the Queen of the Cotswolds, Painswick has a sense of unity, with most of the village's buildings made of local limestone. As you walk through the st Painswick Beacon. Just over a mile north of the town, Painswick Beacon is one of the best places to soak up a 360-degree panoramic view of the Cotswolds. The beacon is 283 metres high and is located on the site of an Iron Age hill fort. On a clear day you can see as far as the Malvern Hills in one direction and the Forest of Dean and Brecon Its main - and prettiest - street is New St. Mary's Church, one of the most beautiful churches in the Cotswolds. The church garden is protected by 99 trees. Legend has it that the devil won't let a hundredth tree grow. In this part is the Tourist Office, which is only open from March to October. And some accommodation and pubs. |uti| hjq| hgw| pic| rkg| kda| txx| ggk| dck| fpd| gws| wcq| xqs| xxk| qnj| lay| afc| dgz| peh| edj| kjx| yir| jug| eel| fix| mig| vup| mgd| aoa| tao| rpt| tnq| dcl| rnz| fcl| smw| wfv| djj| elg| bvs| rtm| ken| lkj| ekg| tok| zhn| svm| dcg| sxu| cae|