Timeless village charm
Bibury village, nestled in the scenic Cotswolds region, boasts a captivating history that includes notable visits from prominent figures. During the first half of the 20th century, Bibury had the honour of hosting a visit from Emperor Hirohito, who later became the Emperor of Japan. At that time, Hirohito was a Prince and embarked on a European tour. His visit to Bibury showcased the village’s allure and cultural significance, leaving a lasting impression on both the local community and the royal visitor. This historic event further enhanced Bibury’s reputation as a destination of interest, attracting visitors from far and wide to experience its timeless charm and connections to significant moments in history.
A special place in the village’s heritage
Bibury Trout Farm holds a special place in the village’s heritage and has become one of the oldest and most esteemed trout farms in the United Kingdom. The farm was established with the purpose of breeding and cultivating trout, contributing to the local economy and showcasing Bibury’s agricultural prowess. Over the years, the Bibury Trout Farm has not only sustained its operations but has also become a popular attraction for visitors, offering a unique opportunity to learn about trout farming and enjoy the natural beauty of the surrounding area. Its founding in 1902 marked the beginning of a legacy that continues to thrive and captivate visitors to this day.
Wonderful place, very well maintained, clean bathrooms, souvenir shop, very friendly and helpful employees at all times.
The best place to fish for trout, bbq or take home. You pay the ...
My partner and I visited your wonderful Trout farm today and we just wanted to say what a fantastic time we had.
A truly incredible place visit, beautifully presented and professionally ...