The Slaughters (Cotswolds)

The Slaughters, consisting of Lower and Upper Slaughter, are picturesque villages in the Cotswolds, England, known for their charming stone cottages, historic churches, and scenic river settings. The name “Slaughter” derives from Old English words meaning “muddy place” or “wet land,” reflecting the area’s lush, water-abundant landscape. These villages are popular for their well-preserved architecture, tranquil countryside, and traditional rural character. Visitors enjoy walking along the River Eye, exploring historic sites, and experiencing quintessential English village life amidst stunning natural beauty.