Gloucestershire
Properties and events in Gloucestershire
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Badminton House
Badminton House, in Gloucestershire, offers a rare opportunity for visitors to see some important fine art and furniture in its original setting.
Beatrix Potter Guided Walk
A guided walk around Gloucester to places associated with Beatrix Potter.
Black & White Buildings of Gloucester
Walking tour
Bones and Bells
Explore the history of St Mary de Crypt church.
Brockworth Court
Brockworth Court was initially the residence for the Priors of Llanthony Priory.
Bygonz Wandering Minstrels
Wandering Minstrels
Cambray Baptist Church, Cheltenham
Cambray Baptist Church is a listed building which was built in 1855. It has been updated and extended over the years, but retains original features. The building is home to a large active church and there will be displays on our history.
Cheltenham Ladies' College
One hour guided tour of College buildings.
Cheltenham Ladies' College 'Murder Most Unladylike' Tours
Murder Most Unladylike tours at Cheltenham Ladies' College.
Cheltenham Synagogue
Open Door event: an opportunity to visit our beautiful Listed 2* Synagogue.
City Campus Finds Room
Key finds from the former Debenhams site.
Come along to Naas Court Farm and Barns
Visit a lovingly restored 16th-century property, now used as a wedding and performance venue.
Dean Close School Historic Tours
A day and boarding school established in 1886 and set in 50 acres of parkland in the centre of Cheltenham.
Dean Heritage Centre tours
The site of Dean Heritage Centre, Camp Mill, is a Grade II listed building with an industrial history stretching back at least 400 years. Visit on our Heritage Open Day for free or come on a tour to find out about the fascinating history of the site.
Dyrham Park
At Dyrham Park you can walk through 270 acres of ancient deerpark with wide-reaching views, explore the garden, admire the architecture and visit the 17th-century mansion and stop for refreshments from the tea-room or cafe in the parkland. Shop open.
Eastgate Chamber
Discover the remains of Gloucester's Eastgate.
Eastgate Street Tour
Learn about Eastgate Street and its history.
Explore buildings and spaces around Coleford
Explore the centre of Coleford. Now a Conservation Area aiming to preserve Coleford's unique history and character, built on an industrial history of iron and coal.
Fleece Hotel and Undercroft
A 16th century Inn with a 12th century tunnel vaulted undercroft. A unique opportunity to visit.
Friends Meeting House
The Quakers Meeting House is a Grade II listed building built in 1834 and designed by Samuel Daukes.