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In the destination Oxford and the Cotswolds.
In the photo: Castle Combe
Illustrative images. The pictures in this guide are illustrations based on the real place, not photographs, and may differ from it.
The city
Castle Combe is a village in Wiltshire in the southern Cotswolds, in a wooded valley on the By Brook, with the 14th-century market cross, stone houses from the 15th–17th centuries, the church of Santo André with a medieval clock, and the region's most photographed stone bridge. It lies about 20 km from Bath and pairs well with the village of Lacock and its abbey.
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The local experience
The Wiltshire village in the By Brook valley, with the 14th-century market cross, stone Cotswold houses, the church of Santo André and the bridge over the stream, seen from the top of the High Street.
The medieval abbey turned country house in Lacock, 15 km from Castle Combe, where William Henry Fox Talbot made the earliest known photographic negative. The surrounding village belongs to the National Trust.
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