Tetbury

Built around a medieval wool market, Tetbury grew into a Cotswold market town. It stands amid the Cotswolds, a limestone upland in south-central England, where wool brought prosperity during the Middle Ages. The pillared Market House, built in 1655, remains the town’s clearest civic landmark, while Chipping Steps climbs past tightly packed old cottages, recalling the streets of its trading era. Tetbury is also close to Westonbirt Arboretum, a major tree collection managed by Forestry England. Its compact centre is a useful base for exploring Gloucestershire’s rural lanes and stone-built settlements. Move on to other webcams in Gloucestershire to compare landscapes and settings around the Cotswolds.

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