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At Dyrham Park you can walk through 270 acres of ancient deer park 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.

One hour guided tour of College buildings.

Murder Most Unladylike tours at Cheltenham Ladies' College.

A guided walk around Gloucester to places associated with Beatrix Potter.

Historic Tudor building.

Believed to be Britain's finest example of a timber framed town house.

A visit inside Bearland House

Local brewing centre

Learn about the Romans in Gloucester

Discover the remains of Gloucester's Eastgate.

The everyday lives of farming people in 17th Century Ripple Parish, brought to life in words and pictures, food and drink, costumes and homes of the period, illustrated by St Mary's rare monastic misericords and the 1643 Battle of Ripple Field.

Indian classical performing arts

A rare opportunity to explore this fascinating early charcoal blast fired furnace.

General opening St Mary de Crypt

See inside St Mary's Gate.

One of the earliest Anglican parish churches in England

Lego building event.

Museum of local history.

Roman walls in a commercial building.

St. Mary the Virgin in English Bicknor is a Grade I listed Norman church (c. 1100). It features remarkable Norman architecture, medieval effigies, and a rare anti-clockwise bell ring.

Discover the history of one of Tutshill's most significant Grade II listed buildings, overlooking the River Wye and Chepstow. Explore its journey from elegant country house to St John's School and today's Dean Close St John's.

Historic Quaker Meeting House In Nailsworth, Gloucestershire open to visitors

A bass clarinetist performs in St Nicholas's Church

Vocal and instrumental music from 17th and 18th century.

A "feral" folk choir

Learn about Eastgate Street and its history.

General Strike of 1926

Secular music from the Middle Ages.

Wandering Minstrels

A band of musicians playing 16th and 17th century music.

Musicians playing old English instruments

Join us for a FREE short taster of our medieval walk bringing the Everyday History of the medieval lives of the people of Cirencester.

Create your own illuminated initial

Guided Tours are on offer for this Grade II* building, originally three properties. Gaining Royal status after a visit from Queen Mary of Teck, the Hotel is also mentioned by Charles Dickens in his novel ‘Pickwick Papers'.

Discover de Crypt

Historic Llanthony Priory

Learn more about Robert Raikes.

A beautiful, medieval church to surprise you.

Abbeys and Priories of Gloucester.

Recently discovered medieval painting.

St Mary's is a relatively rare example of a Church of England Parish Church. Not many churches were built in the early Georgian period, so it is a fine example of a fairly rare style of church architecture.

Explore over 1,000 years of history at Horton Court – the oldest inhabited roofed structure the National Trust cares for.

The National Waterways Museum

Remains of St Michael's Church in centre of Gloucester

See jet planes of the past

Historic building in the lanes of Gloucester

Guidance on searching family history.

Enjoy an expertly guided tour of the Grade 1 Listed gardens planted by Robert Stayner Holford and his family described by Country Life as 'The finest ensemble of Victorian architecture, landscape and gardens in the Cotswolds'

Join the Commonwealth War Graves Commission for a free tour of Tewkesbury Cemetery.

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.