Day Itinerary
9 Activities
Day 5
84 mi
The Contrast of Eras
Castle, abbey, cathedral and art gallery - it all belongs to a different period of time, but it only adds charm to your day.
1.5 mi
10 min
10:001 hr
Pittville Park
This park was opened in 1825. Pittville Park is divided into two parts by Evesham Road. On the east side of the park there are enclosures where you will find popular birds and rabbits. To the west of Evesham Road located the main part of the park with more natural layout and small areas of forest.
One of remarkable thing in the park is the presence of a pond in which ducks swim, and you can also rent boats in the summer.
One of remarkable thing in the park is the presence of a pond in which ducks swim, and you can also rent boats in the summer.
10.9 mi
30 min
11:301 hr 30 min
Gloucester Cathedral
Gloucester Cathedral or the Cathedral Church of St. Peter and the Holy Trinity begins its history back in the year 678, when the abbey of St. Peter was founded on this place. Several centuries later in 1089, a stone was laid in the foundation of the new abbey church, which you can see now.
There is possible to enter the cathedral practically in all rooms, including prayer rooms. This majestic cathedral in a slightly embellished form can be seen in the famous Harry Potter saga: the filming of the school routine of young magicians took place here.
There is possible to enter the cathedral practically in all rooms, including prayer rooms. This majestic cathedral in a slightly embellished form can be seen in the famous Harry Potter saga: the filming of the school routine of young magicians took place here.
1 mi
10 min
13:1545 min
Nando's Gloucester Quays
Here you can try the Portuguese fast food. They serve excellent chicken in lemon and mango, fried cheese, and you can have a delicious lemonade for a drink. Very reasonable price and good service.
29.3 mi
1 hr
15:0030 min
Abaty Tyndyrn / Tintern Abbey
Tintern Abbey is the most preserved medieval Catholic abbey of the 12-14th centuries in Wales. Abbey was founded by Walter de Claire in 1131 and belonged to the Order of the Cistercians. During the years 1535–1539, specially created by King Henry VIII Commission closed all the monasteries operating in England. Tintern divided their fate, the property of the monastery was confiscated. Unfortunately, the roof, the bell tower and the north wall of the nave are destroyed.
5.8 mi
15 min
15:4545 min
Castell Cas-gwent / Chepstow Castle
Chepstow Castle was built soon after the Norman invasion of 1066. The castle is unique because it was built directly in stone, although most of the castles of the Norman period were originally built of wood and ground. The castle still has the remains of an ancient arch, which indicates the existence of a Roman settlement at this place long before the Norman invasion.
In 1913, the castle took place of the first film adaptation shooting of the famous historical novel by Walter Scott "Ivanhoe", the main role in which played a popular American actor, director and screenwriter King Baggot.
In 1913, the castle took place of the first film adaptation shooting of the famous historical novel by Walter Scott "Ivanhoe", the main role in which played a popular American actor, director and screenwriter King Baggot.
22.5 mi
40 min
17:1530 min
Tredegar House Gardens
The mansion is one of the brightest examples of large suburban mansions of the 17th century, that has survived to the present day. The oldest part of the mansion was built at the end of the 15th century.
The mansion visitors can get acquainted with the life of its owners (rich and lushly decorated chambers above the stairs), and employees (modest rooms under the stairs). Entrance to the mansion is paid, but you can walk in the gardens for free. If you want to get in, don't forget that it opens till 5 pm.
The mansion visitors can get acquainted with the life of its owners (rich and lushly decorated chambers above the stairs), and employees (modest rooms under the stairs). Entrance to the mansion is paid, but you can walk in the gardens for free. If you want to get in, don't forget that it opens till 5 pm.
11.9 mi
25 min
18:301 hr
Chapter Arts Centre
This is a modern art space where you can watch exhibitions of contemporary art, go to the cinema, sit in a restaurant or cafe or just spend time. Before visiting, you can see on the website which exhibitions of contemporary art they exhibit and until what time, because expositions often change.
0.9 mi
5 min
20:001 hr 30 min
The Smoke House
Order amazing pickled cabbage, ribs steaks and pork ribs here. In The Smoke House you can order a good craft beer, American ale or Malbec wine and regular guests recommend good tea. This restaurant has attractive prices. Many visitors indicate that there is a first-class interior and a charming atmosphere.
Please, note, that the place is closed on Sundays and Mondays.
Please, note, that the place is closed on Sundays and Mondays.
0.3 mi
5 min
22:0010 hrs
Lincoln House Private Hotel
The next day will be filled with visits to various castles with different histories, but they have one thing in common: grandeur and power. You will also explore the wonderful manor gardens and dip into another story. Have a good night!