2 Days In Gloucester

If you have 2 days to spend in Gloucester, here are some suggestions:

• Visit Gloucester Cathedral - this historic building took over 400 years to build and is home to many treasures including the tomb of Edward II. Allow at least 2 hours to visit the cathedral and its exhibits.
• Explore Gloucester Docks - this area has been revitalized in recent years and is now home to museums, shops, restaurants, and bars. Take a boat trip on the canal or visit the National Waterways Museum. Allow at least half a day to explore the docks.
• Take a walk around the city walls - Gloucester has the best-preserved city walls in England, dating back to Roman times. You can take a walk along the walls and enjoy views of the city and its surroundings. Allow around 1 hour for a leisurely walk.
• Visit the Museum of Gloucester - this museum tells the story of the city from its Roman origins to the present day. Allow at least 1 hour for a visit
• Take a trip to nearby Cheltenham - this spa town is famous for its Georgian architecture and racecourse. Visit the Pittville Pump Room or the Cheltenham Art Gallery & Museum. Allow half a day to explore Cheltenham.

There are plenty of places to stay in Gloucester, ranging from budget chain hotels to luxury boutique B&Bs. Some of the options include:

• The New Inn - a historic coaching inn dating back to the 16th century, located in the heart of Gloucester.
• The Edward Hotel - a budget-friendly hotel located near the train station.
• The Butchers Arms - a traditional pub with rooms located in the nearby village of Sheepscombe.
• The Abbey - a luxury hotel with spa facilities, located in the nearby town of Great Malvern.