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Exploring Chipping Camden's High Street....
High Street Chipping Campden的点评
点评：Compared to some picture-perfect Cotswold villages like Bourton-on-the-Water, Chipping Campden has a more regular, working town feel. It’s not so much wall-to-wall tourism. Instead, it feels as if locals still live and work here so it has a different vibe.
However the High Street still has real Cotswold charm and is lined with honey-coloured buildings and historic houses made of the local limestone, as well as several of pubs, like the The Red Lion and the Noel Arms.
Some of the most significant buildings on the street date back centuries. Grevel House was built in the 14th century.
It is a very attractive one to stroll down. Half way along, it splits into Upper and Lower High Streets, with a village green in the centre. This is where you’ll find the main feature - the Old Market Hall. It catches your eye immediately.
Built in 1627, by Sir Baptist Hicks, Lord of Chipping Campden Manor, the hall is incredibly well-preserved and looks pretty much the same as it would have done 400 years ago. The original floor is still in place and you can see the wear from centuries of use on the ancient cobbled stone pavers.
Just outside the hall, there’s a circular limestone disc set into the floor which marks the official start of the Cotswold Way.
Opposite is the town’s war memorial and the historic Town Hall.
PARKING:
We were able to park at one end of the High Street and walk through the town. We arrived in the late afternoon on a fairly drizzly, dull day and whilst there still wasn’t a lot of parking there were some spots.
However the High Street still has real Cotswold charm and is lined with honey-coloured buildings and historic houses made of the local limestone, as well as several of pubs, like the The Red Lion and the Noel Arms.
Some of the most significant buildings on the street date back centuries. Grevel House was built in the 14th century.
It is a very attractive one to stroll down. Half way along, it splits into Upper and Lower High Streets, with a village green in the centre. This is where you’ll find the main feature - the Old Market Hall. It catches your eye immediately.
Built in 1627, by Sir Baptist Hicks, Lord of Chipping Campden Manor, the hall is incredibly well-preserved and looks pretty much the same as it would have done 400 years ago. The original floor is still in place and you can see the wear from centuries of use on the ancient cobbled stone pavers.
Just outside the hall, there’s a circular limestone disc set into the floor which marks the official start of the Cotswold Way.
Opposite is the town’s war memorial and the historic Town Hall.
PARKING:
We were able to park at one end of the High Street and walk through the town. We arrived in the late afternoon on a fairly drizzly, dull day and whilst there still wasn’t a lot of parking there were some spots.
翻译：与水上伯顿等风景如画的科茨沃尔德村庄相比，奇平卡姆登更具都市气息，更具活力。这里没有那种随处可见的旅游景象，反而感觉当地人仍然在这里生活和工作，因此氛围截然不同。
然而，高街依然保留着真正的科茨沃尔德魅力，两旁排列着蜂蜜色的建筑和用当地石灰石建造的古老房屋，以及几家酒吧，例如红狮酒吧和诺埃尔武器酒吧。
街上一些最重要的建筑可以追溯到几个世纪以前。格雷维尔庄园建于14世纪。
漫步在这条街上，魅力十足。走到一半，它分成了上高街和下高街，中间是一片村庄绿地。在这里，你会发现这里的主要景点——老市场大厅。它立刻就吸引了你的目光。
这座大厅建于1627年，由奇平卡姆登庄园领主巴普蒂斯特·希克斯爵士建造，保存完好，与400年前的面貌几乎一模一样。原来的地板依然完好，古老的鹅卵石路面上也留下了数百年使用痕迹。
大厅外，地板上镶嵌着一块圆形的石灰石圆盘，标志着科茨沃尔德之路的正式起点。
对面是小镇的战争纪念碑和历史悠久的市政厅。
停车：
我们把车停在高街的一端，然后步行穿过小镇。我们到达时，天色已晚，阴雨绵绵，虽然停车位不多，但也有一些车位。
然而，高街依然保留着真正的科茨沃尔德魅力，两旁排列着蜂蜜色的建筑和用当地石灰石建造的古老房屋，以及几家酒吧，例如红狮酒吧和诺埃尔武器酒吧。
街上一些最重要的建筑可以追溯到几个世纪以前。格雷维尔庄园建于14世纪。
漫步在这条街上，魅力十足。走到一半，它分成了上高街和下高街，中间是一片村庄绿地。在这里，你会发现这里的主要景点——老市场大厅。它立刻就吸引了你的目光。
这座大厅建于1627年，由奇平卡姆登庄园领主巴普蒂斯特·希克斯爵士建造，保存完好，与400年前的面貌几乎一模一样。原来的地板依然完好，古老的鹅卵石路面上也留下了数百年使用痕迹。
大厅外，地板上镶嵌着一块圆形的石灰石圆盘，标志着科茨沃尔德之路的正式起点。
对面是小镇的战争纪念碑和历史悠久的市政厅。
停车：
我们把车停在高街的一端，然后步行穿过小镇。我们到达时，天色已晚，阴雨绵绵，虽然停车位不多，但也有一些车位。
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