Northern Cotswolds: Broadway and Chipping Campden

First stop: your footsteps echo beneath the honeyed beams of Chipping Campden’s Market Hall, raised in 1627 by Sir Baptist Hicks. Fresh bread from the Court Barn Museum café still scents the air, and the crenellated gables along the High Street whisper of the 17th‑century wool trade. Higher up on Fish Hill, Broadway Tower (1798) stands at 312 meters; on a clear day you can pick out the Malverns and trace the Cotswold Way running for 102 miles.

Your day runs smoothly because your driver handles the logistics. Collected from your Stratford-upon-Avon hotel, you reach Broadway in around 30 minutes, then drift between villages without parking worries: photo stop on Dover’s Hill, a stroll in Broadway Tower Country Park, lunch at a stone‑built inn. The vehicle stays at your disposal—flexible with weather and whim—so in the Northern Cotswolds with an Amani Limousines private chauffeur, you sample local Stilton while your booking is secured and timings quietly adjusted.