This county in southwest England stretches from the Cotswolds to the Forest of Dean, with Gloucester Cathedral and Cheltenham between them. At Gloucester Cathedral, the cloisters doubled as Hogwarts corridors in the Harry Potter films.
Culture4.8/5
Gloucester Cathedral
Gloucester Cathedral is a magical place where history and beauty collide! Located at 12 College Grn, Gloucester, this stunning medieval masterpiece is a must-see on any traveler's list. Get ready to be blown away by its magnificent architecture, intricate stained glass windows, and serene atmosphere. Don't forget to visit the Whispering Gallery and take a selfie with the famous angel ceiling!
Landmark4.6/5
Gloucester Docks
This historic dock complex centers on a network of basins lined with restored warehouses. Walkways thread between the old brick buildings and newer shops, with cafes and museums inside.
Shop4.3/5
Gloucester Quays
Nestled along the historic docks, Gloucester Quays offers a vibrant blend of shopping, dining, and entertainment, set against a backdrop of stunning waterfront scenery and heritage architecture, making it a must-visit destination.
Landmark4.5/5
Cheltenham Racecourse
This rolling racecourse sits below the Cotswold hills, with races unfolding around a broad amphitheater of slopes. The Gold Cup brings a crowd that watches the race in calm, attentive silence.
Landmark4.5/5
Pittville Pump Room
Culture4.6/5
Holst Victorian House
Landmark4.5/5
Cotswold Water Park
Landmark4.8/5
Cleeve Hill
Above Cheltenham, this open hilltop marks the Cotswolds' highest point. Paths cross grass and dip into woodland, with views toward the Malvern Hills and an old car left on the hill.
Landmark4.7/5
Berkeley Castle
Culture4.8/5
Tewkesbury Abbey
Tewkesbury Abbey, with its stunning Norman architecture and majestic Norman tower, is an iconic landmark that captivates visitors with its rich history and breathtaking interior, making it a must-visit gem in the heart of Tewkesbury.
Landmark4.7/5
WWT Slimbridge
This wetland center brings marsh wildlife close, with paths threading past hides and aviaries. You can feed Nene geese by hand, then take a canoe safari or watch an otter talk.
Landmark4.7/5
Westonbirt, The National Arboretum
Trees shade broad paths at this national arboretum, with spring flowers carpeting the ground. Children can follow a Gruffalo trail through the woods.
Landmark4.5/5
Painswick Rococo Garden
Landmark4.9/5
Cotswold Way
Culture4.7/5
Corinium Museum
This museum traces Cirencester from prehistory onward, with open galleries and hands-on displays. Roman mosaics show the town’s wealth.
Landmark4.8/5
Forest of Dean
Landmark4.6/5
Puzzlewood
Forest of Dean woodland with moss-covered rocks and narrow, twisting paths. You can take different routes through the trees and easily lose your way.
Landmark4.6/5
Robinswood Hill Country Park
Gloucester's country park climbs through marked trails to a summit beacon, where the city opens out below.
Culture4.4/5
Hailes Abbey
Landmark4.6/5
Belas Knap Long Barrow
A long grassy mound rises above the Cotswold hills at this Neolithic burial site. From the ridge, you look across fields, and one burial chamber has been reconstructed.
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