The Cotswold Line is a railway route in England that connects the city of Oxford to Worcester. It runs through the picturesque Cotswolds region, known for its rolling hills and charming villages. The line is approximately 90 miles long and serves several towns, making it an important transport link for both commuters and tourists. The line is operated by Great Western Railway and offers scenic views, with stops at notable locations such as Evesham and Kidderminster. It provides access to various attractions, including the historic Blenheim Palace and the beautiful countryside, enhancing travel experiences in the area.