Gloucester Docks

There is lots to discover at Gloucester Docks. Just a stone’s throw from Gloucester city centre, take a visit to the most inland port in the country. The perfect place for a family day out, explore Victorian dock buildings, designer outlet shops, cosy cafes and fascinating museums!

The award-winning National Waterways Museum documents the intriguing 200-year history of the docks and the Gloucester & Sharpness Canal. Gloucester Docks is also home to the Soldiers of Gloucestershire Museum, where you can look at army uniforms and even peer into a First World War trench.

Shop till you drop at Gloucester Quays with designer goods galore. You can enjoy browsing over 50 stores, from clothing to homeware, you’ll be sure to find yourself and your loved ones a treat (or two).

There is plenty of eateries to choose from by the water. On the go? Grab a coffee and sandwich at Caffe Corretto. If you want to make a meal of it, sit down and enjoy the views from Greek on the Docks while tucking into authentic Greek cuisine. The Gloucester Food Dock is home to 14 independent food and drink businesses. The now restored and extended site was originally the Docks Offices and the Old Navigation House. Located in Victoria Basin, it is the neighbourhood destination for the foodies amongst you. You will also find a large variety of chain restaurants within the Gloucester Quay’s Outlet.

Sit back and watch the latest blockbusters at Cineworld Gloucester, stay aboard a lightship or enjoy sunrise yoga on a paddleboard!