Gardens in the Cotswolds are rightly famous - there are perhaps as many as twenty national important gardens to explore as well quiet green spaces at every turn.

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If the setting of your Cotswold hotel is strangely familiar, it may well be because so many of the villages and landmarks in the Cotswolds have been used as a film or TV location.

It seems that the love affair between hotels Cotswolds and film crews is eternally mutual.

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Tuck into a cream tea in the lounge on arrival then later there’ll be a glass of sparkling Nyetimber and festive entertainment before dinner.

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This is the sort of place where you might find yourself buying direct from the farm, picking your own and meeting maker. Let’s start with Cotswold cheeses.

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The Cotswolds is a wealthy area in the 21^st Century, largely to its immaculate agricultural and built heritage. The source of all of this wealth goes right back to medieval farming and the high price paid for fleeces from the Cotswold breed of sheep.

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Antique dealers tell you beware the auctions, whilst auctioneers tell you to beware of crafty dealers. Here’s a look at what goes on in the antiques industry in the Cotswolds, how to buy wisely and whom to trust.

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