Cheltenham Attractions, Cotswolds, Gloucester History | Attractions | Parks | Access Cheltenham’s fame and grandeur can be traced back to the discovery of a spa in this once-sleepy Cotswolds town
Bodkin House, Cotswolds, Gloucestershire History | Access Bodkin House is a 17th-century former coaching inn. The earliest parts of the house date from a 12th-century priory that was destroyed by
Gloucester Docks National Waterways Museum | Nearby The docks in Gloucester are Britain’s most inland port. Fifteen Victorian warehouses like those seen below have been renovated and turned into offices,
Tomb of Robert Duke of Normandy, Gloucester Cathedral History | Access | Cathedrals in Britain Robert Curthose, the Duke of Normandy, was the eldest son of William the Conqueror and
Tomb of King Edward II, Gloucester Cathedral Pilgrimage | Nearby | Access On 20 December 1327, King Edward II (1284-1327 AD) who had died at Berkeley Castle (in suspicious circumstances)
Gloucester Cathedral, Gloucester, South West England History | Architecture | Access | Cathedrals in Britain Gloucester Cathedral (aka The Cathedral Church of St Peter and the Holy and Indivisible Trinity) has
Lower Slaughter, Cotswolds, Gloucestershire Attractions | Access | The Slaughters Lower Slaughter is connected with its sister village, Upper Slaughter, by the River Eye which runs through both hamlets. The
Upper Slaughter, Cotswolds, Gloucestershire History | Access | Accommodation | The Slaughters The lovely hamlet of Upper Slaughter is located about one mile from its sister village, Lower Slaughter. The
Woodchester Park, Gloucestershire Woodchester Park is the remains of an 18th and 19th century landscape park. The park includes a chain of five lakes. Visitors can enjoy way-marked trails through the
Waterhay Cotswold Water Park Bird Life | Access | Nature of Britain Waterhay is in the western section of the Cotswold Water Park. The Cotswold Water Park is an area
Barton End Stables, Cotswolds Barton End Stables offers private, semi-private, and group riding lessons and hacks in a rural Cotswolds setting. The stables is approved by the British Horse Society.
Lodge Park, Near Cheltenham Lodge Park was built in 1634 by John ‘Crump’ Dutton, hunchback and Civil War era politician, as a grandstand for the then popular sport of deer
