| The variety of shopping, culture, entertainment, activities, and characterful hotels makes Gloucester and the Quays a unique experience leaving you wanting more. |
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Historical Gloucester
Romans, Normans, Victorians and more have left their mark on Gloucester. Both Gloucester Cathedral and Gloucester Docks are surrounded by beautiful buildings. Follow in the footsteps of William the Conquerer, Edward II, Lady Jane Grey, Dr Foster, Edward Jenner, William Grace and more. History seeps through the streets. |
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Gloucester Docks
An inland city, a port by decree since 1580; with an historic Dockland (still working), a marina and waterfront restaurants, makes Gloucester truely unique. Tall Ships, narrow boats, motor boats large and small, paddle 'steamers', and river cruise boats vie for space on the water. |
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Gloucester City Centre
Cobbled streets, narrow alleyways, and two shopping arcades link Gloucester's four main streets Northgate, South, East and Westgate. Time a visit around one of the markets centred around The Cross, where all four streets meet and soak up the atmosphere from one of Gloucester's street cafes. |
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Gloucesters Events & Festivals
| Festivals and events all year round add to the colour and vibrance that Gloucester offers. Jazz, Blues, Cajun, Choral, Classical, music and dance events compliment cultural, multicultural and tradtional ones. |
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Severn Bore |
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Staying In Gloucester
The variety of Hotels, B&B's, Farms, Lodges and Inns and range of restaurants gives the visitor the opportunity to tailor makie a stay in or nearby Gloucester. |
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Enjoy What Gloucester Has To Offer! |
