Places to go in Gloucestershire
Canal buffs find much of interest in Gloucestershire, from the treasure house of the National Waterways Museum to the historic Sapperton Tunnel. A handful of country houses and beautiful gardens round off your visit.
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This fabulous aqueduct designed by John Rennie is one of two such important structures on the Kennet & Avon Canal, …
- Historic structure
The once derelict port of Gloucester Docks is now a vibrant retail, leisure and residential area, including a …
- Leisure attraction
Adjacent to the River Thames, this Listed Tudor farmhouse was built in 1570 and lies on the edge of the village of …
- Historic building
This award-winning museum at Gloucester Docks is a treasure-trove of boats, artefacts, and engaging interactive …
- Historic building
- Leisure attraction
- Museum
- Restaurant
- Cafe
- Boat trips
The longest broadbeam tunnel in the country, Sapperton is the focus of efforts by the Cotswold Canals Trust to …
- Historic structure
Slimbridge is the headquarters of the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust (WWT) - founded here by Sir Peter Scott in 1946. …
- Nature reserve
The Pump Shed is an ideal place for those needing some refreshments. Serving tea, coffee,cakes, savoury snacks and …
- Leisure attraction
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