Broadway, often called the “Jewel of the Cotswolds,” is renowned for its historic buildings that showcase centuries of English architecture and heritage. From charming period cottages and grand townhouses to ancient inns and former merchant houses, the village offers a rich tapestry of architectural styles that reflect its long history.
Many of Broadway’s buildings are constructed from the iconic golden Cotswold stone, lending the village its warm, timeless appearance. Walking through the streets, visitors can admire intricate stonework, original timber frames, and elegant facades that have been carefully preserved over generations.
These historic buildings are more than just picturesque structures — they tell the story of Broadway’s social and cultural evolution. Exploring them allows visitors to step back in time, appreciate the craftsmanship of earlier eras, and gain insight into village life through the centuries. Broadway’s historic architecture makes it a must-visit destination for history and heritage enthusiasts.
Perched high above the Cotswold countryside, Broadway Tower is one of the region’s most remarkable landmarks. With sweeping views, fascinating history, and a peaceful hilltop…