Your Gloucester guide
Gloucester boasts a captivating mix of architectural splendour and vibrant cultural life. The majestic Gloucester Cathedral, with its stunning mediaeval design and intricate cloisters, offers a breathtaking experience and has served as a filming location for many popular series including “Harry Potter.” The bustling Gloucester Docks, featuring historical warehouses and a lively market, provide a picturesque setting for shopping and dining. Visitors can explore the fascinating Gloucester Folk Museum, which highlights the city's past through engaging exhibits. The nearby Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty adds to the city’s appeal with its scenic countryside and charming villages. With its blend of historic landmarks and modern attractions, Gloucester is an enriching visit for all.
Need more reasons to visit? Here are three reasons we think Gloucester is a must-see:
- Gloucester Docks - The Gloucester Docks are the largest inland port in Britain and have been redeveloped into a lively area with shops, restaurants, and cultural venues.
- The Gloucester History Festival - The city hosts an annual history festival featuring a variety of events, talks, and activities that celebrate its rich past.
- The Ship Inn - With a claim to be one of the oldest pubs in England, The Ship Inn is a must visit with a history dating back to the 16th century.