ミルトンアンダーウィッチウッドでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

もうそこにはありません 村のGroves yardにあるRise and Flourを試してみてください

素晴らしいコーヒー！景色が楽しめる素敵な庭、晴れた日には最高です。メニューには美味しい料理があり、素晴らしいベーコンロールをおすすめします🤣

ぬかるんでいる可能性があります！車を停めるのに適した場所ではありません。

Good breakfast

Pub with a very nice beer garden and outdoor seating.

Great cake and coffee

Ascott-under-Wychwood is a beautiful and historic village in the Evenlode Valley. On the village green stands a chestnut tree and a bench in memorial to the 16 local women, known as the Ascott Martyrs. In 1873 they campaigned for better wages and conditions for agricultural workers, eventually sparking a riot in Chipping Norton and receiving a pardon from Queen Victoria. Ascott's 16th-century manor house stands within the bailey of the ancient castle Ascott d’Oyley. Some original medieval features remain, such as the mullioned windows.

Known for its glorious houses that date back to the 13th and 14th centuries, Shipton-under-Wychwood is a beautiful village. The characterful Shipton Court, built in 1603 by the Lacy family, is one of the grandest early Jacobean houses in Britain. The village has three historic inns. The Shaven Crown, the Wychwood and the Lamb Inn have been welcoming travellers for centuries. The Shaven Crown in particular has been providing shelter and rest for 500 years and was once a guest house of the nearby Bruern Abbey.