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We have information on visitor attractions in Gloucestershire, places to eat in the county, the best shops and businesses and also towns and villages in Gloucestershire including Cirencester, Cheltenham, Gloucester, Tewkesbury, Moreton-in-Marsh, Stow-on-the-Wold, Bourton-on-the-Water, Bibury and Tetbury.
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- Tewkesbury
- Stroud
- Chipping Campden
- Berkeley
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On the River Severn, and between the Cotswolds and the Forest of Dean, Gloucester has rocketed to people’s attention in the last few years as a dynamic cultural centre. This has come hand-in-hand with the regeneration of the old shipping Quays, where nightspots and restaurants abound. There’s riveting history in Gloucester too, as the cathedral mak...
Right on the western fringe of the Cotswolds, Cheltenham has been a sophisticated playground for the wealthy for more than 200 years. There’s luxurious shopping and dining, in one of the most regal backdrops you can imagine. The springs in Cheltenham were discovered in 1716, but it was at the turn of the following century that the resort really too...
This large Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty rolls out over a vast tract of the Gloucestershire countryside. With bucolic farmland and adorable towns made from the local mellow limestone, the Cotswolds tally with most people’s image of the English countryside at its most beautiful. The region has hills that rise to more than 300 metres, and culmin...
Up against the border with Wales in the west of Gloucestershire is 11,000 hectares of ancient woodland, one of the last remaining expanses of this kind of wilderness in the country. The Forest of Dean has been reserved as a royal hunting ground since before the Norman Conquest, which is partly why it has remained mostly untouched for so long. What ...
This stunning town with Roman origins is an excellent way to enter the Cotswolds. We have to start by mentioning that beautiful Cotswold stone, a golden yellow limestone that imbues every venerable building in Cirecnester with extra splendour. The 14th-century Church of St John the Baptist is glorious in the late-afternoon sun, and has a perpendicu...
The small town of Tewkesbury has a big medieval and Tudor character. On Barton Street, High Street and Church Street there are lots of half-timbered houses to turn your head. Among these is the Olde Black Bear, the oldest pub in Gloucestershire, which opened in 1308. In the space of just a few streets there are enough stories and points of interest...
Just to the west of the Cotswold Edge escarpment and at the place where the Five Valleys converge, Stroud is an arty town with steep, winding streets. Lots of artists, authors and musicians have settled in Stroud, including Damien Hirst who has a studio here. On the Bank Holiday at the end of August there’s also a festival encompassing theatre, art...
In medieval times the wool trade generated a lot of money for the merchants of Chipping Campden, and this gave rise to this small town’s beautiful church. St James’ is known as a wool church for being exceptionally grand for a town of this size as wealthy benefactors helped fund its construction in the 1400s. The town is a pleasure to tour, being c...
Two very different things contribute to Berkeley’s fame, and we’ll start with the earliest of them. The majestic Berkeley Castle has hardly been changed since the 12th century and has belonged to the Berkeley family all that time. A momentous but also mysterious event in English history happened here in 1327, when the deposed King Edward II was sup...
This town has royal ties thanks to Prince Charles who lives on an estate in the area. First, get to the centre of the town to see the unique Market House, which was constructed in 1655 and is supported by three rows stone pillars. It’s just one of a multitude of listed buildings in Tetbury, which was a wool and yarn town centuries ago, but now does...
13 apr 2017 · Sarah Dawson 13 April 2017. With picture-perfect Cotswolds cottages, idyllic village greens, cosy tea rooms and traditional pubs, Gloucestershire is packed with Old English charm. Read our guide to the prettiest towns and villages to explore.
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Visit Gloucestershire exists to promote the only city in Gloucestershire (Gloucester) and towns and villages including Berkeley, Bourton-on-the-Water, Cheltenham, Chipping Campden, Cirencester, Dursley, Fairford, Lechlade, Moreton-in-Marsh, Nailsworth, Northleach, Stonehouse, Stow-on-the-Wold, Stroud, Tetbury, Tewkesbury, Winchcombe, Wotton ...
Gloucestershire Towns. Cheltenham – A regency town just a few miles from Gloucester. Chalford A lovely village, and the home town of the author’s wife. Stroud – About 10 miles from Gloucester. A pleasant market town.
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