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There is no direct connection from Philadelphia Airport (PHL) to Cotswolds. However, you can fly to Bristol (BRS), walk to Airport Terminal, take the bus to Temple Meads Stn, walk to Bristol Temple Meads, take the train to Gloucester, walk to Transport Hub, take the line 882 bus to Combend Farm, then walk to Cotswolds.
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To help you find you way around the Cotswolds, please see the map below. The map below will help you to find out exactly where things are in relation to where you plan to stay and the local attractions. If you need a more detailed map of the Cotswolds, these are available from a local Tourist Information Centre.
You will avoid the chaos of the M25 and M40, particularly in the rush hour and you will access the best parts of the Cotswolds in the North of the area whilst having access to places like Stratford upon Avon, Broadway, Evesham and Oxford, all within a 20 to 40 mile radius.
Travelling via flight to Cotswolds couldn't be easier. The easiest airports for travelling to the Cotswolds are Birmingham and Bristol, approximately 1 to 1.5 hour drive away. Of the two London airports, the region is best accessed from Heathrow. The 65 mile drive should not take more than 90 minutes. Gatwick airport is 2 hours’ drive away.
26 maj 2024 · Map of the Cotswolds. When is the best time to visit the Cotswolds? The Cotswolds are a popular destination to visit in England at any time of the year. High season is from June to August and the area is crowded with visitors.
A closer look at a map of the Cotswolds reveals that its spine runs northeast to southwest through these 6 counties with its western and northern edges marked by steep escarpments, aptly known as Cotswold Edge. Its eastern boundary is Oxford while its western boundary is Stroud.
