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Historic venues
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Bearland House
Longsmith Street
Bearland House is an impressive 18th Century building with an ornamental facade, forecourt, fine wrought iron railings and gates. The interior boasts a carved wooden staircase and decorated ceilings. It was purchased by a high county Sheriff in 1764 and the ghost of his daughter is said to appear at the staircase window.
Open: Tours on Saturday at 10:00 - Sold Out , 11:00, 12:00, 13:00 - Sold Out, 14:00 & 15:00 Sunday at 11:00 and 12:00
Booking: Pre booking required - Tickets available from Gloucester Tourist Information Centre (Max 20 per tour) Meet outside Bearland House.
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Blackfriars Priory
Ladybellegate Street
The most complete Dominican Priory in Great Britain. Most of the 13th Century church remains, including a scissor-braced roof. Owned and managed by English Heritage.
Open: Saturday and Sunday 10.00 - 16.00, Tours at 12.30 & 15.00.
Booking: No booking required
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Bookends
26 Westgate Street
Britains finest example of a timber framed town house built in 1542. It was once the Hall of the Grocers Guild, The Mansion House of a Mayor of Gloucester and in the 19th Century a lodging for Assize Judges.
Open: Tours on Thursday, Friday, Saturday at 10.00, 12.00, 14.00 & 16.00
Booking: Pre booking required - Tickets available from Gloucester Tourist Information Centre (Max 15 per tour).
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Constitution House
Constitution Walk, Off Brunswick Road
A fine grade 2 listed Georgian building built in 1750 by Robert Chandler. Since 1883 it has been owned by the Gloucester Conservative Beneficial Society and they will be celebrating the last 125 years at the Open Weekend with a Barbeque/Hog roast from 15-00 to 18-00 on Saturday. The bar/restaurant will also be open to the general public all day.
Open: Saturday 11-00 to 23-00 with tours available throughout the day
Booking: No booking required.
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Eastgate Viewing Chamber - All Tours Sold Out
Eastgate Street
Underground chamber with remains of Roman & Norman East Gate and defences from AD68. Scheduled Ancient Monument.
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Hillfield Gardens
London Road
View the ancient monuments once part of the street scene of the city and enjoy the gardens, with the friends of Hillfield Gardens.
Open: Saturday and Sunday 14:00 - 15:00
Booking: No booking required
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Little Cloister House
Pitt Street, Gloucester
17th Century residence built over a 13th century vaulted undercroft; Many original features. Monastic herb garden and infirmary arches nearby.
Open: Saturday 10:00 - 13:00, Sunday 14:00 - 16:00.
Booking: No booking required
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Masonic Hall (Mercer's Hall)
Cross Keys Lane
Built in 1778 as a bonded warehouse for wines and spirits, this is an impressive grade II listed building. Another hidden gem in the city centre, not normally open for public viewing.
Open: Saturday 10:00 - 16:00
Booking: No booking required
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Old Bishop's Palace
Pitt Street, Gloucester
Victorian bishop's palace on the site of the Medieval abbot's lodging - now used by The King's School. Short guided tours available.
Open: Saturday 10.00 - 13.00, Sunday 14:00 - 16:00
Booking: No booking required
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Parliament Rooms
Church House, Gloucester Cathedral
Three historic rooms in Church House, Gloucester which was the old Deanery for Gloucester Cathedral. One room was used to hold Parliament in 1378.
Open: Saturday 10.00 - 15.30
Booking: No booking required
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Roman Wall in Gloucester Furniture Exhibition Centre
71 - 73 Southgate Street
A historic Roman wall inside the store is on public view. The lower level of the wall is a Roman colonia dating back to 97AD. At street level it is a medieval building.
Open: Thursday, Friday & Saturday 09:30 - 17:00
Booking: No booking required
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St Michael's Tower
The Cross
A Grade II* Building and also a scheduled ancient monument, St Michael's Tower dates back to 1465. The building contains many original features; a fine vaulted ceiling; a beautiful stained glass window and more!
Open: Saturday 10:00 - 16:00 and Sunday 10:00 - 15:30.
Booking: No booking required.
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The Tudor Rooms - All Tours Sold Out
Westgate Street
Architectural delight. 16th century elaborate timber paneled room, a hidden gem in the centre of the city. Not usually open for public viewing.
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Undercroft at the Fleece Hotel
Westgate Street
12th century tunnel vaulted undercroft. The best example in Europe of a rich merchant's warehouse, known locally as 'The Monks Retreat'. Guided Tours throughout the day.
Open: Friday and Saturday 10:00 - 16.00
Booking: No booking required
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The Whispering Gallery at Gloucester Cathedral
The Whispering Gallery was created when a passageway was built behind the Great East Window of the Cathedral in the 14th Century. Entry to the Gallery includes the opportunity to see this wonderful window "up close" and to see an exhibition on its origins and meanings.
Open: Saturday 10.30 - 16.00.
Booking: No booking required
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Cultural Venues
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Archives at the National Waterways Museum
Llanthony Warehouse, Gloucester Docks
The archive team will be on hand in the museum to help with and advise on your research enquiries from family and local history to house and boat history.
Open: Thursday and Friday 11.00 - 16.00
Booking: No booking required
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Beatrix Potter Shop and Museum
College Street
In 1903, Beatrix Potter published one of her most loved tales, The Tailor of Gloucester, which was inspired by a visit she made to the city. It was an instant hit and is still popular with adults and children. Come and see the buildings she based her story on and meet the Tailor, Simpkin the cat and a host of helpful mice.
Open: Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday from 10:00 - 16:00
Booking: No booking required
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Gloucester City Museum & Art Gallery
Brunswick Road
Elizabethan style listed Victorian building housing collections of local archeology, natural history and fine and applied art. Also activities and dressing up for Children 11.00 - 15.00.
Open: Thursday - Sunday 10.00 - 17.00
Booking: No booking required
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Gloucester Folk Museum
Westgate Street
Fine Tudor and Jacobean building, grade II* listed housing the first provincial folk museum. Protestant martyr, Bishop Hooper, said to have lodged here in the 16th century. Local history, crafts, trades and industries from 1500 to present. Regular special exhibitions, activities and events, children's activities, puppet theatre and hands on games and toys.
Open: Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday from 10.00 - 17.00
Booking: No booking required
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Gloucester Guildhall
23 Eastgate Street
Victorian Guildhall, formally occupied by the the City Council Offices. Prior to the construction of the Guildhall the site has been occupied by the Blue Coat School founded by Sir Thomas Rich. Today the Guildhall is home to a cinema, dance floor, exhibition and activity area and cafe.
Open: Thursday, Friday & Saturday 10:00 - 16.00
Booking: No booking required
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Gloucester Rugby - Kingsholm Stadium
Kingsholm Road
Established in 1873, Gloucester Rugby is one of the world's oldest rugby clubs and has a long and very proud history. Every corner of the famous Kingsholm Stadium has a story to tell. The open day will enable people to have a guided tour of the stadium and gain insight into the pride, honour and passion associated with this historic club.
Open: Tours on Thursday at 10:00, 12:00 and 14:00
Booking: Pre booking required - Tickets available from Gloucester Rugby Club on 01452 872286 or email cdp@gloucesterrugby.co.uk (Max 100 per tour)
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Gloucestershire Archives
Clarence Row, Alvin Street
Staff will be on hand in our Searchroom to offer advice on how to use our collections and to help with individual enquiries.
Open: Saturday 9:00 - 13:00.
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The Kings Theatre
Kingsbarton Street
Enjoy a tour of Gloucester's only amateur theatre "The Kings". There will also be talks on the History of Theatre in Gloucester at 12:00 & 14:30.
Open: Saturday 10:00 - 17:00
Booking: No booking required
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National Waterways Museum
Llanthony Warehouse, Gloucester Docks
Housed in a Victorian warehouse, the museum charts the history of the inland waterways of the UK. It's a great family day out with interactive games, floating exhibits and loads of hands on activities.
Open: Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday 10:00 - 17:00
Booking: No booking required
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Nature in Art
Wallsworth Hall, Twigworth
Nature in Art is a museum dedicated to all kinds of art inspired by nature. Wallsworth Hall is a fine Georgian mansion house from the mid 1700's.
Open: Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday 10:00 - 17:00
Booking: No booking required
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New Olympus Theatre
Barton Street
The Theatre, rich with history has undergone many changes. Starting off as a 700 seater Picturedrome in the early 1920's, later being transformed into a Bingo Hall and then in the 80's into a theatre. Recently having been acquired it has been renovated to a functioning standard. The Theatre will be open for a talk on the history of the theatre and a tour of the building. The 30 minute talk and tour will be followed by a variety performance at 14:00 and 16:30. Complimentary refreshments will be available.
Open: Saturday at 13:30 and 16:00.
Booking: No booking required
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North Warehouse
Gloucester Docks
North Warehouse is in the heart of the Gloucester Historic Docks. You can still see the old workings of the warehouse and see the Civic Regalia on display in the Civic Suite. There will be the opportunity for families to have their photo taken in the Mayor's Chair with Robes.
Open: Saturday 09:00 - 12:00
Booking: No booking required
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Over Canal Basin
Over
Come and see the restored canal basin subject to the largest all volunteer site in the country 1999 - 2000. The Wharf House of the Hereford and Gloucester Canal Trust will be open with a museum and a tea room for teas/coffees and light lunches.
Open: Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday 10.00 - 17.00
Booking: No booking required
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The Stonemasons' Yard at Gloucester Cathedral
Pitt Street
Gloucester Cathedral Stonemasons will be working in their workshop
Open: Thursday and Friday 08.00 - 17.00 and Saturday 10.00 - 16.00
Booking: No booking required
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Soldiers of Gloucestershire Museum
Gloucester Docks
For over 300 years soldiers from the county of Gloucestershire have been at the turning point of history; battles in the America's, defeating Napoleon and defending Dunkirk.
Open: Friday 10:00 - 16:00
Booking: No booking required
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Family Fun
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Children's Activities at Gloucester City Museum & Art Gallery
Brunswick Road
Fun for all the family with activities and dressing up.
Open: 11.00 - 15.00
Booking: No booking required
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Family Activities at St Michael's Tower
The Cross
The tower will be hosting family activities including, Trails, Drawing, "Hunt the Green Man", Tower History Talks and Ghost Stories.
Open: Saturday 10:00 - 16:00 and Sunday 10:00 - 15:30
Booking: No booking required
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Family Activities at St Nicholas Church
Westgate Street
Family fun at St Nicholas Church including a history trail, living history characters in costume and art activities including a giant old spot pig.
Open: Thursday and Friday 10:30 - 14:30 Saturday 11:00 - 16:00 and Sunday 12:00 - 15:00.
Booking: No booking required
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Meet the Collections at Gloucester City Museum & Art Gallery
Brunswick Road
Enjoy this opportunity to to see the museum objects close up.
Open: Saturday 11.00 - 15.00
Booking: No booking required
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Victorian Classroom Sessions at Gloucester Folk Museum
Gloucester Folk Museum, Westgate Street
Experience what it was like to be taught in a Victorian School.
Open: Saturday. Sessions at 11.00, 12.30 and 14.00 (Each session lasts an hour)
Booking: No booking required (Max: 25 children per session on a first come, first served basis. Not suitable for pre-school children)
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Music and Events
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Cathedral Organ Scholar at St Johns Church
St Johns Church
The Organ Scholar from the Cathedral working under the direction of Adrian Partington the new Director of Music at the Cathedral will perform a short programme of works on the excellent St Johns organ. Adrian was himself a former Organ Scholar before his days working at the BBC.
Open: Friday at 13:00
Booking: No booking required
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The GAM Entertains at St Michaels Tower
A chamber music group from the Gloucester Academy of Music will perform.
Open: Saturday at 12:15 & 13:30
Booking: No booking required
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The Grosvenor Consort at Blackfriars Priory
Blackfriars Priory
40 minute chamber music recital in the historic setting of Blackfriars.
Open: Saturday at 13:45
Booking: No booking required
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The Grosvenor Consort at the Mercer's Hall
Mercer's Hall, Cross Keys Lane
40 minute chamber music recital in the historic setting of the Mercer's Hall.
Open: Saturday at 15.00
Booking: No booking required
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The King's Harmonists at Christ Church
Christ Church
A music group from King's School will perform at Christ Church.
Open: Saturday at 12:15
Booking: No booking required
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The King's Harmonists at St Nicholas Church
A music group from King's School will perform St Nicholas Church.
Open: Saturday at 11:00
Booking: No booking required
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Sheriff's Assize of Ale
Gloucester Guildhall and City Pubs
The historic Sheriff's Assize of Ale dates back to medieval times when the sheriff was responsible for checking that the ale on sale in the city was of palatable quality.
Open: Saturday 12:00 outside the Guildhall, then City Centre Pubs.
Booking: No booking required
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Telemann Trio at St Mary de Crypt Church
St Mary de Crypt
Gloucester Music Society present the Gloucestershire based family ensemble, the Telemann Trio, who will perform music by Vivaldi, Corelli, Telemann and Handel. The members of the trio, John Talbot-Cooper on cello together with daughters Eleanor playing assorted recorders, and Hannah playing flute and recorder, have enjoyed playing chamber music together for many years.
Open: Saturday at 13:00
Booking: No booking required
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Telemann Trio at St Mary de Lode Church
St Mary de Lode
Gloucester Music Society present the Gloucestershire based family ensemble, the Telemann Trio, who will perform music by Vivaldi, Corelli, Telemann and Handel. The members of the trio, John Talbot-Cooper on cello together with daughters Eleanor playing assorted recorders, and Hannah playing flute and recorder, have enjoyed playing chamber music together for many years.
Open: Saturday at 14:30
Booking: No booking required
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A Touch of Jazz at St Johns Church
St Johns Church
A selection of jazz standards for voice and piano with David Barton the music director at St Johns playing piano and Alison Simons singing.
Open: Saturday at 13:00
Booking: No booking required
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Variety at the New Olympus Theatre
Barton Street
Enjoy a variety show at Gloucester's 700 seater theatre built in the 1920's. The performance will showcase the types of acts that have taken place at the theatre over the years. Guided tours of the building will also be available 1/2 an hour before each performance. Complimentary refreshments will be available.
Open: Performance on Saturday at 14:00 and 16:30
Booking: No booking required
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Religious Venues
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Christ Church
Brunswick Road
Built in 1822 as the 'Spa Church' by private subscription. Taken over by the Diocese of Gloucester in 1850's. Features include vaulted ceiling, Art Nouveau decorated apse and semi-dome. There is also a Nicholson organ dating back to 1866. The west front was rebuilt in Italian Romanesque style in 1900.
Open: Friday and Saturday 10:00 - 16:00 Sunday RAFA Service at 15:00
Booking: No booking required
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Gloucester Friends (Quaker) Meeting House
Greyfriars
1830's Quaker Meeting House with unusual wooden screen dividing rooms for meeting for worship with special mechanical device.
Open: Saturday 10:00 - 16:00
Booking: No booking required
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Gloucester United Reformed Church
Park Road
Church built in 1872 as Presbyterian Church, became United Reformed Church in 1970's on merger with the Congregational Church. Interesting Victorian architecture, Good recently restored pipe organ.
Open: Saturday and Sunday 14.00 - 16.00
Booking: No booking required
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Holy Innocents Church
Highnam,
Visit this Victorian Church with it’s unique wall paintings. Built by Thomas Parry who personally decorated it. His son Herbert Parry composed the music to Jerusalem in Highnam.
Open: Saturday and Sunday 11-00 - 17-00
Booking: No booking required
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Mariners Church
Gloucester Docks
The Mariners Chapel opened in 1849 and became popular with the townspeople. The chaplain was responsible for visiting every ship that arrived. Today the church, which features fine stained glass windows, is open everyday for visitors.
Open: Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday 09:00 - 18:00
Booking: No booking required
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St John's Church Northgate
Northgate Street
Present building dates from 1732 but traces remain of earlier medieval church including font. Tower dates from late 14th/early 15th centuries and part of it can be seen at ground level nearby!
Open: Thursday, Friday and Saturday 10:30 - 15:30, Saturday Concert at 13:00, Sunday services at 10:30 & 18:30.
Booking: No booking required
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St Mary's Congregational Church
St Mary's Street
Discover the history of this 220 year old Church. The current building is 50 years old. There will be displays of the Church's history.
Open: Saturday 10:00 - 16:30, Sunday for Services at 10:30 and 18:30
Booking: No booking required
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St Mary de Crypt Church
Southgate Street
Fine 15th century church associated with famous preachers George Whitefield and John Biddle, founder of English Unitarianism. Contains monuments to Sir Thomas Bell and his wife Joan. Robert Raikes, founder of the Sunday School movement, and the famous banker Jemmy wood are buried here.
Open: Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday 11:00 - 15:30 (Sunday Service 11:00 - 12:00)
Booking: No booking required
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St Mary de Lode
Archdeacon Street
The City's oldest parish church was built in the 12th Century over a Saxon Church and a Roman Building. The Roman mosaic tiled floor can still be seen in the Church. The building was used as a prison for Royalist Soldiers during the Civil War.
Open: Saturday 10:00 - 16:00 and Sunday 11:00 - 16:00
Booking: No booking required
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St Nicholas Church
Westgate Street
Medieval Church with sympathetic Victorian Restoration. Norman Arches and Tympanum. Leaning Tower. 17th & 18th Century monuments including very fine tomb of John and Alice Walton (1626). Coat of Arms (Charles II). Art and sculpture always on display.
Open:Thursday and Friday 10:30 - 14:30 Saturday 11:00 - 16:00 and Sunday 12:00 - 15:00.
Booking: No booking required
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St Peter's Catholic Church
London Road
Land acquired in 1790 with small church on site. Current building was erected in 1859 and was designed by Gilbert Blount in the Gothic style. The church was consecrated on the 8th October 1868. Lady Chapel with exquisitely carved Triptych. In the sanctuary are the carved figures of our Lady, St Joseph, St. Gregory, St. Augustine, St. David and St. Willstan. The Church has recently been restored to it's Victorian splendour. The organ is of great historical interest, erected in 1937 by John Compien and possesses a 32 foot stop of actual pitch.
Open: Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday 8:00 - 18:00
Booking: No booking required
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Pubs and Inns
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The New Inn
16 Northgate Street
The New Inn is described as the finest example of a Medieval galleried inn to be seen in Britain today. Much of the original structure still remains.
Open: Saturday, tours at 11:15, 12:15, 13:15, 14:15 & 15:15
Booking: No booking required
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St Nicholas House (The Dick Whittington)
Westgate Street
Superb 15th Century building retaining original features. Once a town house of the Whittington family the building has a splendid Georgian facade.
Open: Saturday, tours at 11:15, 12:15, 13:15, 14:15 & 15:15
Booking: No booking required
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Walks and Tours
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Beatrix Potter Walk
From House of the Tailor of Gloucester
A walk around the places in Gloucester which are closely connected with Beatrix Potter. See the locations she immortalised in her book 'The Tailor of Gloucester'.
Open: Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday at 14:00 from the House of the Tailor of Gloucester.
Booking: Pre booking required - Tickets available from Gloucester Tourist Information Centre (Max 25 per tour).
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Behind the Scenes Tours of the National Waterways Archive
National Waterways Museum, Llanthony Warehouse, Gloucester Docks
Come and see the wide range of archive sources available and how they are stored, meet the archive team and have a look at the work they do to preserve and make the collections publicly available.
Open: Thursday at 14:00 and Friday at 11:00. Meet at the archive drop in desk in the museum on the day.
Booking: No booking required
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Blackfriars Priory Guided Tours
Ladybellegate Street
Explore Britain's most complete Dominican Priory with a Gloucester Civic Trust Guide.
Open:Saturday and Sunday at 12:30 and 15:00
Booking: No booking required
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Geology of Gloucester
From Gloucester Tourist Information Centre
Explore the building materials used in the City. See how its geology has shaped its rich historic development.
Open: Saturday at 10:30 from Gloucester Tourist Information Centre
Booking: Pre booking required - Tickets available from Gloucester Tourist Information Centre (Max 20 per tour).
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Gloucester Cathedral Tower Tours
Climb to the top of the tower for excellent views of Gloucester
Opening times: Saturday at 11.30, 13.30 and 14.30
Booking: Pre book on 01452 528753. Children to be accompanied by an adult (Max 25 visitors on each tour).
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Gloucester Experience Walk
From Gloucester Tourist Information Centre
Discover fascinating hidden treasures on a guided walk through the heart of one of Britain's oldest cities where history has truly left it's mark.
Open:Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday at 14:00 from Gloucester Tourist Information Centre
Booking: Pre booking required - Tickets available from Gloucester Tourist Information Centre (Max 15 per tour).
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Gloucester Ghost Walk - Sold Out
From Gloucester Tourist Information Centre
The walk is a three in one tour of history, ghost stories and paranormal experiences of the city gate streets and its historic buildings. The 1 1/2 hour long walk finishes in the cellar bar of Cafe Rene.
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Guided Tours of Gloucester Guildhall
23 Eastgate Street
Enjoy a guided tour of the Victorian Guildhall, formally occupied by the City Council Offices.
Open: Tours on Saturday at 11.00 & 14.00
Booking: Pre booking required - Tickets available from Gloucester Tourist Information Centre (Max 25 per tour) Meet outside Gloucester Guildhall.
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Historic Docks Walks
From front of Mariners Church, Gloucester Docks
Take a walk with a Civic Trust Guide around Britain's most inland port.
Open: Saturday and Sunday, Tours at 15.30 from front of Mariners Church
Booking: Pre booking required - Tickets available from Gloucester Tourist Information Centre (Max 20 per tour).
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In Search of Roman Gloucester - Sold Out
From outside the Eastgate Chamber (Outside Boots)
Follow in the footsteps of a Roman Citizen of Glevum. Find out how they lived, what the Romans did for Gloucester and what evidence we can still see today.
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'Spaniel in the Works' Living History Tour of the Gloucestershire Archives
Clarence Row, Alvin Street
Take a FREE tour to find out how we look after the 9 million documents in our care. Discover how we sort, care for, store, retrieve and share the archive material that has been entrusted to us. Meet members of the collections care team and meet a few mystery guests from history on your journey. Includes historic re-enactment by Spaniel in the Works Theatre Company.
Open: Tours will start on Saturday at 9.15, 9.45, 10.30, 11.00 and 11.45.
Booking: Pre booking required - Tickets available from Gloucestershire Archives on 01452 425295 (Max 16 per tour)
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Spa Tour
From front of Christ Church, Brunswick Square
Enjoy a stroll around the spa, Montpellier and Park area of Gloucester with a tour guide.
Open: Sunday at 12:10 from Christ Church
Booking: Pre booking required - Tickets available from Gloucester Tourist Information Centre (Max 30 per tour).
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Trips on Robinswood Hill for the Elderly and the Less Able - Cancelled due to unsafe ground
Robinswood Hill
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Talks, Lectures and Film
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The Golden Minster of Gloucester
Gloucester Guildhall
Well-known local historian Carolyn Heighway gives an illustrated talk on the history of St Oswalds Priory.
Open: Thursday at 13:00
Booking: Pre booking required - Tickets available from Gloucester Guildhall and Gloucester Tourist Information Centre.
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The Civil War and the Siege of Gloucester
Gloucester Guildhall
Russell Howes tells the story of Gloucester's defiance of the King of England.
Open:Friday at 13:00
Booking: Pre booking required - Tickets available from Gloucester Guildhall and Gloucester Tourist Information Centre.
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Magic Lantern Show
Gloucester Guildhall
Patrick Furley shows a wealth of local slides of particular interest to children and families using an original magic lantern.
Open: Saturday at 13:00
Booking: Pre booking required - Tickets available from Gloucester Guildhall and Gloucester Tourist Information Centre.
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The History of Theatre in Gloucester
Kings Theatre
Enjoy an exciting talk about the history of theatre in the city at Gloucester's only amateur theatre.
Open: Saturday at 12:00 & 14:30
Booking: No booking required
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Historic Gloucester on Film
Gloucester Guildhall
Drop in and see how Gloucester looked in the past. See some major events such as royal visits, carnivals and air shows, plus views of some old industries. History brought to life by Gloucester Film Society.
Open: Saturday 10:00 - 16:00
Booking: No booking required
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