Castle Combe is a small, picturesque village in Wiltshire, England, often called “the prettiest village in England.” The name comes from a 12th-century Norman castle (now vanished) that once stood above the village. #castlecombevillage #visitcotswolds #gloucestershire | Discover Britain with Youssef

Castle Combe, Wiltshire 🏡✨ A short fly over one of England’s most photographed villages, and it’s easy to see why Castle Combe stops people in their tracks. Tucked into a wooded valley in north west Wiltshire, Castle Combe grew around the Bybrook River and has changed remarkably little over the centuries. Most of the stone cottages you see today date from the 14th to 17th centuries, built from local limestone that gives the village its soft, honey coloured look. There is no modern high street h

Bumper-cam of Phil Collins chasing Gwyndaf Evans around Castle Combe Circuit at Rallyday a few years back! | Special Stage Rally Video