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With the Easter weekend fast approaching and schools about to break up for the holidays, we thought we would share a few ideas of things to do in and around Gloucester. 

Gloucester’s self-catering and non-serviced accommodation providers will be able to open their doors to customers again from 12 April 2021. 

Whether you’re living in halls or student housing in the popular Kingsholm, St Oswald or Quays areas, there is plenty to do and discover as you start your new and exciting student life in Gloucester. 

See the bright streets of Gloucester

Steve Knibbs, the Gloucestershire Reporter for BBC Points West and BBC Midlands Today tells us about his Gloucester.

Hello! From all of the team at Igers Gloucestershire. We’ve teamed up with Visit Gloucester to bring you some great hints and tips about how you can get out and about in the County and capture those insta worthy snaps.

Whilst the pandemic has meant cancellations, postponements and restricted numbers for countless couples, it can also be an opportunity to add extra personal touches, spoil your guests and embrace an intimate gathering with your closest friends and family.

Gloucester to commemorate the 70^th anniversary of the Battle of Imjin River

Enjoy a trip to Gloucester with your furry friend, see our list below for all things eating, sleeping and exploring our city with your doggo!

Gloucester has a wealth of connections with the United States, from the composer of The Star-Spangled Banner to a signatory of the US Declaration of Independence to Gloucester, Massachusetts itself. 

Gloucester has a number of great spots to enjoy the quintessential afternoon tea as well as a number of less traditional quirky options.