WELCOME TO STOW ON THE WOLD
Stow on the Wold is a town steeped in history! Explore the wonderful shops, accommodation, boutiques, galleries, tea rooms and, of course, the renowned square.
Stow on the Wold is a town steeped in history! Explore the wonderful shops, accommodation, boutiques, galleries, tea rooms and, of course, the renowned square.
STAY IN STOW ON THE WOLD
There are lots of wonderful places to stay in Stow on the Wold.
There are lots of wonderful places to stay in Stow on the Wold.
VISITOR INFORMATION LOCATION
The Stow on the Wold Visitor Information Centre is located in St Edward's Hall. Click HERE for Opening Times
STOW ON THE WOLD TOWN COUNCIL
Stow on the Wold Town Council is responsible for grass verges, allotments, churchyard & cemetery maintenance, play & leisure facilities at King George’s Field, the wells, the fountain, town noticeboards & the cross. It represents Stow to other decision making bodies at district & county level.
Stow on the Wold Town Council is responsible for grass verges, allotments, churchyard & cemetery maintenance, play & leisure facilities at King George’s Field, the wells, the fountain, town noticeboards & the cross. It represents Stow to other decision making bodies at district & county level.
WHAT'S ON IN STOW
Find out about all the events in Stow on the Wold
Find out about all the events in Stow on the Wold
A BRIEF HISTORY OF STOW
The highest town in the Cotswolds (244m), Stow on the Wold is anchored by a large market square surrounded by handsome buildings and steep-walled alleyways, originally used to funnel the sheep into the fair. It's still an important market town and has long held a strategic place in Cotswold history, standing as it does on the Roman Fosse Way and at the junction of six roads.
LONELY PLANET
The highest town in the Cotswolds (244m), Stow on the Wold is anchored by a large market square surrounded by handsome buildings and steep-walled alleyways, originally used to funnel the sheep into the fair. It's still an important market town and has long held a strategic place in Cotswold history, standing as it does on the Roman Fosse Way and at the junction of six roads.
LONELY PLANET
