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Andrew Finlay runs a gallery on Broadway's main street where you can see his landscape and wildlife paintings, all inspired by the surrounding Cotswolds countryside.
The work is available to view in person, and if something catches your eye, you can purchase a piece to take home. The gallery itself provides a calm, contemplative space away from the bustle of the village.
Broadway has long been a draw for artists and creative people, so a gallery of this kind sits naturally within the village's character. The main street itself is worth exploring at leisure, lined with warm honey-coloured stone buildings that house independent shops and cafes serving good coffee and food. Once you've finished in the gallery, the short walk up to Broadway Tower rewards you with expansive views across the landscape that has inspired artists here for generations.
If you're touring the broader area, the gallery works well as a stopping point on your route. Chipping Campden and Moreton-in-Marsh are both within a short drive and each has its own distinct appeal. Set aside an hour or two here if contemporary art interests you or if you're simply passing through the region and want to experience what makes this village special.
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