Frederick Landseer Maur Griggs

This accomplished etcher and architect spent considerable time in the village before moving to nearby Chipping Campden, and the quiet lanes and traditional stone buildings here are exactly what he captured so carefully in his celebrated work. There's no dedicated museum to him in the village, but walking around and taking in the architecture provides an authentic connection to his artistic practice.

The village itself is refreshingly low-key compared to busier Cotswold destinations. You can wander past the traditional cottages, visit St. Michael and All Angels church, and stop at The Baker's Arms for a drink or meal in proper village pub surroundings. The place hasn't changed dramatically since Griggs's time, which makes that link to his vision feel quite tangible.

Because Broad Campden sits just a short walk or drive from Chipping Campden, you can easily extend your visit to explore more of the Arts and Crafts story there, along with its wider range of shops and restaurants. The two villages work well as a pairing if you're spending a day in the area.