The heart of Clarkson’s Farm. Visit the shop for farm produce, quirky gifts, and photo ops with the now-famous sign and tractor. The shop sells farm-grown and local products—no kale, but lots of “bee juice” (honey), potatoes, and local cider. The farm is surrounded by beautiful Oxfordshire countryside, and there are public footpaths for a walk around the fields

The picturesque village near the farm, often featured in the show. Great for a stroll and local pubs

Founded in collaboration with Jeremy Clarkson, this is where Hawkstone Lager is brewed. Enjoy a brewery tour, sample the beer, and grab a bite at the food lorry. Benches made of straw and a countryside vibe make this a fun, authentic stop

Formerly The Windmill, now revamped by Clarkson’s team. Enjoy locally sourced food, Hawkstone beer, and stunning views from the terrace. The pub is family- and dog-friendly, with a relaxed atmosphere and a menu featuring local ingredients.

Bibury is a picturesque Cotswold village in Gloucestershire, England, famed as "the most beautiful village in England" by William Morris. Nestled along the River Coln, it's best known for Arlington Row, a row of iconic 17th-century weavers' cottages (originally built in 1380 as monastic wool stores) with honey-colored stone and steep roofs—one of the UK's most photographed spots. Visitors enjoy strolling its quaint lanes, the Saxon St Mary's Church, Bibury Trout Farm.