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The Beautiful Historic Cotswolds.

The Old Parish Mill, Longhope, Gloucestershire is ideally situated to explore the unique natural beauty of the Cotswolds region. From golden Cotswold stone villages to elegant Regency towns The Cotswolds has a certain magic that lives long in the hearts of it's visitors.

The Old Parish Mill, Longhope

Straddling the River Severn and enjoying stunning countryside views which include The Royal Forest of Dean, this Mill dates back to the 17th-century and has been sympathetically restored, drawing inspiration from previous commissions at both Coombe and Stoneleigh Abbeys. The beautiful gardens, grounds and the mill wheel make the perfect place for a relaxing stroll and observing the abundant wildlife. Old Parish Mill is a magical setting for a relaxing yet productive Homestay. Read more about the history of the Old Parish Mill, Longhope.

Royal Forest of Dean

The Royal Forest of Dean is a place of outstanding natural beauty, one of England's few remaining ancient forests covering over 110 square kilometres of woodland. Its range of stunning landscapes and spectacular scenery has inspired artists for centuries.

Gloucester

The focal point for this Historic City is Gloucester Cathedral. This Gothic masterpiece has been brought to worldwide attention due to the success of the Harry Potter films. The Cathedral was an ideal setting for Hogwarts and after just one visit to this magical, historical place you'll understand why.

Cheltenham

Cheltenham Spa is full of Regency splendour; from the regency Cotswold Stone architecture to its award winning gardens there is something for everyone in the heart of the Cotswolds.

Bourton-on-the-Water

Bourton-on-the-Water is famous for its traditional Cotswold architecture, some dating back to the seventeenth century. With wonderful honey coloured limestone walls Bourton-on-the-Water has a unique charm of it's own. The river Windrush, which runs through the village, makes the ideal spot for a traditional English picnic.

Stratford-upon-Avon

Stratford-upon-Avon is famous above all else as the birthplace of William Shakespeare and because of this is one of the premier tourist attractions in the UK. Shakespearian attractions include the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Shakespeare's Birthplace, Nash's House, Anne Hathaway's Cottage and Mary Arden's House. The River Avon with it's swans and colourful barges meanders through this Historic English market town.

Bath

The city of Bath is steeped in tradition and history. With its Roman heritage and Georgian terraces, Bath can be considered one of the most elegant cities in Europe. The 18th Century social elite embraced Bath as one of the finest Spa towns in England.

Excursions to places of interest

As part of the English Home Stay Intensive English Course plus Activities, Junior English Course and Senior English Course we can organise excursions to all of these areas plus Bibury (Britain's oldest village), Cirencester, Oxford and many other places of interest.

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