Walking around Gloucester City centre, you will discover history that dates back to the Roman empire. There are many sites to spot as you walk around look out for the plaques on buildings to learn more. The City can also boast many claims to fame from Humpty Dumpty, Beatrix Potter, Sherlock Holmes and many more blockbusters.
A spectacular and historic building, Gloucester Cathedral is an extraordinary setting for major services, concerts and art installations, yet also a place for private prayer and reflection.
The Cathedral is also famous for being a part of Hogwarts in the world famous Harry Potter films.
Great for shopping, cinema, events, bars and restaurants. Set in a stunning waterside location in the heart of Gloucester docks, just a short walk from the city centre and attractions like Gloucester cathedral and the National Waterways Museum, a visit to Gloucester Quays is always time well spent.
The jet engine was designed by British engineering genius Sir Frank Whittle (1907–1996). His son Ian is a patron of Jet Age Museum.
The organisation persevered, amassing a unique collection of aircraft and artefacts charting the region’s aeronautical heritage.
Walk in the footsteps of some of history’s most notable characters in the castle’s beautiful gardens, join in our busy calendar of exciting events and discover Sudeley’s many treasures in our fascinating exhibition.
Sudeley Castle offers a spectacular day out in the heart of the beautiful Cotswolds countryside - book your tickets today for a truly unforgettable day out.
A historical landmark Cheltenham. The pool is surrounded by beautifully kept lawns and flower beds, making the lido the perfect place to sunbathe or enjoy a picnic alongside the use of our pool. The renowned fountain and historical features also contribute to the beauty of our pool.. Check out the website for events.
Soak up the great outdoors in beautiful surroundings at our farm park, just a mile north of Gloucester city centre. Acres of adventure await, with so much for all the family to enjoy and all the fresh air in the world. Tickets include entry to our quad trains, tractor trailer rides, bouncy pillows, mini golf, play areas, animal trails and much much more.
Explore quintessentially English villages of honey-coloured stone; take in splendid, lively market towns; visit some of the country’s greatest palaces, castles and country houses; marvel at the natural world in acclaimed reserves and at some of the most famous arboretum.
This is Choc Box England!
From tree-to-tree crossings, bouncy nets and all-terrain Segways we have all the adventure boxes ticked. Whether you’re a thrill seeker or after quality family fun, come and put a smile on your face, get the wind in your hair and make some memories that will last a lifetime.
Both of the below websites can point you to the most beautiful woods, and the most scenic walks in the area. If you like to walk, bike, or just want a picnic, then these sites will help.
Find out more about The National Trust
Visit our stunning caves, the largest and most spectacular show-caves in England.
For centuries people have been marvelling at these astounding caves and their natural beauty.
Explore The Unexplored – and visit Wookey Hole today!
Where England meets Wales, separated by the meandering River Wye, you’ll discover a place of timeless beauty and untamed nature. Pause for a moment at one of our many breathtaking viewpoints, walk or cycle our miles of off-road paths, explore our iconic ruins and unique attractions or sample our bountiful artisan produce.
Meet over 500 birds from magical owls, Spot flamingos, pelicans, cranes and waterfowl that live in our riverside habitats with many more inhabiting over 50 aviaries. Meet England’s only breeding group of King Penguins and the comical Humboldts. Venture into the woodland and meet life-sized dinosaurs lurking between the trees in the Jurassic Journey area.
Built in the18th Century This correction facility became the role model in the Uk and USA. Now a museum it is shrouded with history as well as distinctive memorabilia from around the world. If you like history and you like to understand the hardships people have had to endure in our pasts, then this is worth looking at.
Cotswold Motoring Museum is owned and run by Boundless by CSMA, which was founded in 1923 as the Civil Service Motoring Association. The museum reflects the motoring history of CSMA Club over more than nine decades, and we’re proud to be caring for something of great historical value and which we also believe makes a really great day out in Gloucestershire.
Nature in Art, the world’s first museum and art gallery dedicated to fine, decorative and applied art inspired by nature.
Our unrivalled collection is housed in a fine Georgian mansion, featured in Simon Jenkins’s book ‘England’s 1000 Best Houses’, just outside the famous cathedral city of Gloucester. This website gives you a glimpse of Nature in Art, collections and exhibitions, and the extensive programme of events and activities that take place throughout the year.
Find summer colour and everything for your green space - plus a safe socialising place to grab a bite - in our garden centre; let the kids burn off their energy in our brand-new Soft Play; get crafty in our Craft Village or enjoy a trip in the tropics in our Butterfly World followed by some wonderful fresh air outside in our Farm Park, where we have animals of all sizes galore!
Perrygrove Railway Adventure has plenty to offer all year round. A return journey takes 30 minutes. Passengers may alight at the various stations on the way in order to enjoy exciting play areas and woodland walks. We are proud to be a dog friendly, family run attraction.
We run both steam and diesel engines. Trains run frequently throughout the day and you can ride as many times as you like.
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