The church of St James, is a landmark for miles around, can be found at the north end of the town. It is a magnificent example of an early perpendicular wool church, rebuilt in the 15th century.

The long, broad and curved terraced Chipping Campden High Street contains many superb Cotswold stone buildings, built by wealthy merchants between the 14th and 17th centuries.

Common throughout the area and loved by the residents are thatch-roofed houses. Here is a splendid and charming example in one of the streets of Campden.