to add an item to your Itinerary basket.
If you’re still on the hunt for the perfect teacher gifts, don’t worry! To give you some inspiration, we’ve put together a list of places to get your teacher gifts from, all right here in Gloucester!
Gloucester Quays
With up to 70% of your favourite brands, Gloucester Quays is the perfect place to get that special teacher gift for less! Treat your teacher to chocolates from Hotel Chocolat or Lindt, or check out The Gift Company for a wide variety of gift options.
The Candle Tree
The Candle Tree is a gift shop emporium, and is a great place to start your hunt for the perfect gift. Give the gift of relaxation with a candle, handcrafted soap, or luxury bath & body treat.
Gloucester Farmers' Market
If you’re buying a gift for a teacher with a green thumb, head to Gloucester Farmers’ Market for locally-grown plants, and beautiful bouquets of locally-grown, seasonal flowers. The market takes place every Friday from 9am to 3pm in the centre of Gloucester.
Hetty's Kitchen
Recently named as Gloucestershire’s Food/Drink Producer of the Year, Hetty’s Kitchen sell delicious brownies made from carefully sourced, local ingredients. Perfect for that teacher with a sweet tooth! You can even get the brownies delivered by post, making the whole teacher gift-buying experience even easier!
Gloucester Gift Card
Can’t decide what type of gift your teacher would appreciate the most? Give the gift of choice with a Gloucester Gift Card, which can be spent in 69 locations around the city.
Museum of Gloucester
For the teacher who is fascinated by history, why not treat them to tickets for the Museum of Gloucester's Titanic Honour and Glory exhibtion, which features genuine artefacts from Titanic, as well as props from the movie?
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Visit the vibrant Gloucester Quays outlet shopping centre, with an array of shops and a wealth of eateries to choose from!
The Candle Tree, a gift shop emporium on College Street stocks a beautiful range of candles, handcrafted soaps, home fragrances, luxury bath & body treats, novelty bottle stoppers, creative lighting delights and accessories.
The Farmers Market sells locally produced food which the stall holders have grown, bred, caught, pickled, brewed or baked the goods themselves. The stall holders emphasise on value, quality and freshness.
Found within the City of Gloucester is an internationally important collection of treasures of over 750,000 objects... The Museum of Gloucester tells the story of the city’s origins as a Roman settlement and its subsequent development through the Dark Ages and Medieval period...
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