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Great tucked away cafe with outdoor bike rack and seating. Perfect for a delicious coffee break or little treat, thoroughly recommend!

Didn't stop at the cafe, but the town and church are definitely worth a visit.

The Charlbury Deli is the best place to stock up on snacks or grab a coffee before your run. They also serve great breakfasts from 8:30 to 2:30.

Chipping Norton is a beautiful market town located in the Cotswold Hills district of West Oxfordshire. Historically, the town was a thriving hub for wool and tweed production. Today, the town is known for its bustling market town atmosphere and beautiful antique shops.

A beautiful church with a fascinating history "Church History There has been a church on this site since before the Norman Conquest, but the building today is a blend of different periods of construction. The south doorway is Norman, and possibly the pillars in the nave. Much is 13th and 14th Century, with mediaeval wall paintings and decoration visible. There are stone effigies of a knight from ca 1320 and magnificent brasses to John Wilcotes and his wife, from 1410. There is a monument to the second Lord Falkland, who was killed at the Battle of Newbury, and a fine marble statue by Chantrey of Mary Anne Boulton. The church has many associations with the Boulton family, best known for the Soho Manufactury in Birmingham and partnership with James Watt on the steam engine. The church sits back from the road through a fine stone gateway, thought to be from the old manor house, and is surrounded by an atmospheric and peaceful churchyard." Source: The Tew Benefice; https://tewbenefice.org.uk

Often described as one of the prettiest villages in the UK, Great Tew is the perfect place to wander around and enjoy some quintessential Cotswolds scenery. Make sure to check out the gorgeous 16th-century pub, Falkland Arms, whilst you're here.

Built in the late 1730s it is a significant and very early example of a ferme ornee and these days still serves as a shelter for a herd of rare cattle. On one side the arched alcove in its tower contains a seat from which to take in the view across the fields outside the garden wall. It’s listed by Historic England as Grade 2*.

Charlbury is a beautiful village on the eastern edge of the Cotswold. The tour we did was mainly on minor roads, suitable for anyone and good fun. Started and stopped at the Charlbury Garden Centre. Great cream tea at the end of the ride!