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Now, although we\u2019ve got some pretty incredible cities like;\u00a0London and Norwich, there are many more amazing and best places in southern England to visit that aren\u2019t just focused on city life. From the little Hamlets in the Cotswolds the stunning cornish coastline, there is a little slice of England that\u2019ll please everyone, I\u2019m sure. This is why I wanted to show you some of the best places in Southern England to visit that aren\u2019t just cities. Think old English charm, crooked rooftops, creeping vines and chunky cottage doors. There really is a whole array of stunning little nooks and hidden treasures within the southern English countryside. Take a look, below, at some of the best places in Southern England to visit. Oh, and as with all our posts, pop us a message if you need any other tips. 1.) Bibury Nestled within the Cotswolds,\u00a0Bibury.\u00a0is one little town that every visitor to the\u00a0\u00a0Cotswolds should visit. It\u2019s easily up there as one best places in Southern England to visit, especially for it\u2019s most famous street, Arlington row. It\u2019s arguably one of England\u2019s prettiest little streets and a destination in its own right. Top tip:\u00a0To avoid the crowds at Arlington Row, make sure to visit early in the morning or a little later in the evening. 2.) Castlecombe So,\u00a0Castel Combe\u00a0is a tiny little town in the country of Wiltshire and a place that you should certainly consider on your lookout for the\u00a0best places in Southern England to visit. Take a stroll through the main street and discover the town\u2019s charming houses that seem to be from a postcard. They\u2019re so stunning. Don\u2019t forget to visit Castle Combe Market that happens occasionally in the town hall\u2026 think local crafts, beautiful antiques and local produce. Top tip:\u00a0Grab a bite to eat at the local pub, a great place to try some typical English grub. 3.) Warwick Now, Warwick is a relatively small city between\u00a0London and\u00a0\u00a0Birmingham and one of the best places in Southern England to visit if you want to explore a little history. Easily reached by train whilst in the UK, it\u2019s the perfect place to visit some of the regions beautiful history, including the medieval\u00a0Lord Leicester Hospital and Warwick Castle, that is arguably one of the best castles in England. Top Tip:\u00a0Don\u2019t forget to visit Charlecote Park, it\u2019s the perfect place to spend a lazy afternoon. 4.) Banbury Banbury is one of Oxfordshire\u2019s best little market towns to discover some of England\u2019s quaintest little streets. You see, the whole area around the town is filled with beautiful sights to see, including&nbsp;Broughton Castle and&nbsp;Upton House that you definitely shouldn\u2019t miss. It\u2019s really is one of the best places in Southern England to visit, especially if you\u2019re on a trip between London and the Cotswolds. Top tip:\u00a0If you\u2019ve got time, make sure to visit the lovely Sulgrave Manor that\u2019s close by. 5.) Wood Norton Now, one of the best ways to experience the charm of the Cotswold\u2019s is to stay within the area of outstanding natural beauty itself. The Wood Norton Hotel is close to the town of Evesham and a grade II listed building whose total elegance has to be seen to be believed. It\u2019s the perfect place to just relax in the grand surrounding and just enjoy a slice of olde England. 6.) Bath This beautiful city is easily one of the best-preserved Roman cities in all of England.&nbsp; The Roman Baths, situated right in the heart of the city still stand and can be visited to see what the city was like almost 2,000 years ago.&nbsp; Whilst in the city, don\u2019t forget to check out Bath Abbey and the gorgeous Royal Crescent, too. It really is one of the&nbsp;best places in Southern England to visit. Top tip:\u00a0Make sure to stop at Sally Lunn to sample one of their delicious buns! 7.) Lacock Okay, so first up is the quaint little Village of Lacock which really is tiny! Perched in the\u00a0English county of Wiltshire, it\u2019s one of the\u00a0best places in Southern England to visit if you want to experience some of that olde England lifestyle. To be honest, Lacock is the kind of place that you visit and feel like you\u2019ve stepped back centuries in time. Imagine lots of crooked houses, historic cottages and a gorgeous abbey. Plus, the whole village is protected and owned by the National Trust, which means that the village is well looked after for generations to come. Top tip:\u00a0Make sure to pick up some local preserves (jams, marmalade, eggs) that are all available from the villages \u2018honesty boxes\u2019 that sit on people\u2019s doorsteps. It really is an experience. 8.) Cambridge As one of England\u2019s smallest and most picturesque cities Cambridge\u00a0is truly one of the\u00a0best places in Southern England to visit. Only 45 minutes by train from the centre of London, it\u2019s the perfect place to unwind, see King\u2019s College and try your hand at punting upon the cities waterways. It\u2019s so much fun. Top tip:\u00a0Don\u2019t forget to grab a bite to eat at the Cambridge Chop House, just make sure to work up an appetite before going. 9.) Broadway Broadway is one of the larger villages in the Cotswolds and the best places in Southern England to visit on your trip around the Cotswolds. Take the day to explore the many independent shops and antiques that Broadway has become known for. Top Tip:\u00a0Don\u2019t forget to take a short ramble up Broadway Hill, the highest point in the Cotswolds. 10.) Salisbury Salisbury is home to one of England\u2019s most magnificent medieval cities and a place that should be missed. Visit mid-morning and discover the beautiful streets, the 14th&nbsp;Century town clock that sits pride of place, and the iconic Salisbury Cathedral. Top tip:\u00a0Don\u2019t forget to partner your trip to Salisbury with a trip to the beautiful stonehenge. To be honest, it\u2019s only 9 miles from the city itself and a perfect place to see a piece [&hellip;]"}