MORETON IN MARSH - A traditional Cotswold Market town with its wide main street and wide grass verges. This is a true market town and Tuesday is market day, with its wide range of stalls people come from far and wide to visit this well established market. In addition to the market, there are a plethora of antique shops, tea shops, restaurants, inns and hotels all vying for your attention.

There are a number of interesting historic facts and figures associated with Moreton-in-Marsh, not least that, reputedly King Charles I slept at The White Hart Inn in 1642. The Redesdale Market Hall dominates the main thoroughfare and is still used today for antique fairs and flea markets with its steeply pitched roof and attractive and distinctive clock turret.
The Curfew Tower is one of the few surviving in Britain and at its base is housed of this tower is the old town lock-up.

CHIPPING NORTON - The lively little town has a vibrancy about it, but remains unpretentious and the everyday lives of those who live and work there have so far not been overshadowed by the effects of tourism - in other words its a 'real' Cotswold town with 'real' shops and fondly known as 'Chippy' to the locals.

Please note:
The above timings and information are subject to traffic conditions and we reserve the right to make any changes necessary without prior notification.
Coaches for our Day Trips will be in either 'Motts' or 'Crusader' Livery.