On a budget

Gloucester Parks and Gardens

Gloucester Park was opened in 1815 as a spa. Highlights within the park include a statue of Robert Raikes, the founder of the Sunday School movement. Today the park is host to many events including the Gloucester Festival.

You can visit a piece of the Cotswolds countryside in the heart of the City. Head to the top of Robinswood Hill for splendid views of Gloucester and beyond. Here in 250 acres of open countryside you can follow nature trails and visit the Rare Breeds Centre. 

Where better to take the weight off your feet than the beautiful setting of Gloucester Cathedral. Sit on the grass in College Green overlooked by the Cathedral or why not head to the Cloister Garden for relaxation and tranquillity.

For the Kids

Start by getting to know Gloucester by walking the Via Sacra self guided walk. Get to know the history behind the amazing buildings in Gloucester without spending a penny. The kids can take part too with the Via Sacra for children, which is filled with fun activities to keep them entertained. 

Museums in Gloucester

You can easily spend a day enjoying the many museums and attractions, which are free of charge.
It's free to visit:

• Gloucester Folk Museum
• Gloucester City Museum and Art Gallery
• House of the Tailor of Gloucester
• Gloucester Antiques Centre

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