Claudio and I just got back from a very busy but incredible week spent in London and Stockholm, and I can't wait to write about all the different places we visited. But before going away, we managed to squeeze in a couple of trips to places in the local area after our two-week quarantine period finished.
First of all we visited Cirencester, a town in Gloucestershire which I previously wrote about in May.
Cirencester is considered to be the capital of the Cotswolds, one of the prettiest areas in Britain, so it was the perfect place to introduce Claudio to travelling in England.
We spent a really nice afternoon exploring the town on foot and seeing lots of cute dogs, interesting cars, and of course picturesque sights, such as the castle...
Finally we went to the Abbey Grounds Park and visited a place I don't think I'd seen before: the Roman town wall. It was interesting to discover a bit more of Cirencester's Roman history after visiting the amphitheatre for the first time back in June.
All in all, it was a great first trip out after quarantine. Cirencester is a town that attracts tourists from all over the world, and we both really enjoyed seeing its sights.
The following day, we explored another town in the Cotswolds: Malmesbury. I'll be blogging about that next!
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