Gloucester (/ˈɡlɒstər/ ( listen)) is a city and district in southwest England, the county city of Gloucestershire. Gloucester lies close to the Welsh border, on the River Severn, between the Cotswolds to the east and the Forest of Dean to the southwest.
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A very interesting area with lots of history. Old building have been well maintained. Lovely boats docked there too. Lots of shops and restaurants around. Lovely place to walk around.
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We came across this unusual feature in the churchyard at Hartbury, while cycling 'The Newent Loop'. It was built to house the bee skeps'
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The Eastgate Viewing Chamber located outside Boots on Eastgate (next to the shopping centre of the same name), contains Roman, Norman and Civil War ruins spanning nearly 2,000 years of history. Discovered during the construction of the boots shop in the 1970's, the viewing chamber was build so passers-by can view the ruins through glass from the streets above, or as we did, you can book onto a £5 tour given by a Roman Centurion of the underground chamber itself. Tours are only now given on Saturday afternoons in summer, bookable through the town museum. Excellent tour, packed with history and humour by knowledgeable local guide. The highlight of our weekend away in Gloucester.
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Gloucester Prison in a 4 acre site which opened in 1791 and closed in 2013. Over the years 123 people were executed there. Today it remains as a tourist and event location for guided tours, Airsoft events, ghost hunts, music events and even weddings.
Excellent tour at 2:30pm today (14/3/20) ???????? a 5⭐️ event. Sir Simon is a spot on guide with excellent historical knowledge and a good sense of humour too. A prison steeped in shocking events from the 1700’s to 2013 when it closed and to the present day with the supernatural presence. I am definitely up for a ghost night now ???? Thank you guys, a well organised and timed tour. 10/10.
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An excellent guided tour .It should last about an hour and a quarter, our tour was longer but we thoroughly enjoyed it. We finished at the New Inn, a delightful galleried 14th century hostelry, where we had a very poor meal
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