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2.7 mi 51.9323,-1.7242 In Stow-On-The Wold bear l. on to the A424 s/p “Evesham A424  (A44) /
        Tewkesbury (B4077)”.


        If you just want to get to Stratford in a hurry, at this point remain on the A429 into Stratford.

        Otherwise  . . .


        5.3 mi 51.9970,-1.7828 Go str. ahd on to the A44.

        3.0 mi 52.0293,-1.8261 turn l. into Buckle St. You’ll see the two stone pillars on either side of the
        entrance.

        0.5 mi Entrance to Broadway Tower. The tower is about half a mile along that road.


        If you visit Broadway Tower, to continue to Oxford return to the A44 and turn left.

        2.4 mi Take the 1st exit s/posted “Broadway Village Centre” to go into the village.


        Follow Leamington Rd into Broadway.

        At the T i/section at the end of Leamington Rd turn right into High St, the town’s main street.


        There is car parking at the far end of High St.

        From Broadway,


        52.0469, -1.8569 From the village make your way back to the r/bout on the northern edge of town.
        Take the 2nd exit s/p “Willersley / Stratford / B4632”.


        13.1 mi 52.0468,-1.8573 Follow the B4362 through Willersley and Mickleton. On the southern
        edge of Stratford take the 1st exit from the r/bout on to the A3400.

        1.5 mi 52.1925 / -1.7026 Follow the A3400 into Stratford-Upon-Avon.


        You’ll come into town on the A3400. You’ll cross the river and go past the Visitor Centre. Move
        over to the left lane and follow the “Central Parking” signs to a couple of centrally located parking
        areas.




        Oxford to Bath


        [Return to the Heart of England Index]



        This touring route will taken you through one of England’s most popular attractions, the
        picture-perfect chocolate-box-top villages of the Cotswold Hills. The Cotswolds form a
        steeply-sided spine that stretches from just south of Stratford to just south of Bath, thus
        they will be your constant companion on this journey.

        Mellow, honey-coloured stone buildings are the enduring image of the villages in this famous
        region. William Morris described the Cotswolds village of Bibury as the most beautiful in England
        but it is only one of a number like it. Stow-on-the Wold makes a great base to linger for at least a
        day among these quintessential English towns.
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