Discover a town rich in history and charm. At the heart of Tewkesbury is the magnificent Tewkesbury Abbey, a stunning example of Norman architecture. Explore the town’s famous medieval alleyways and dive into local heritage at the Heritage Centre and Town Museum.
Beyond the history, Tewkesbury offers plenty of entertainment and fun. Catch a show at the Roses Theatre or enjoy family activities at Sherdons Adventure Golf.
Throughout the year, the town comes alive with events, including a monthly Farmers’ Market and the famous Medieval Festival. Tewkesbury is a destination with something for everyone, all year long.
Croft Farm is located just outside Tewkesbury in the scenic River Avon Valley, with a caravan and camping park adjacent to our own lake. The wide range of water sports activities and tuition on offer provide added interest for those wanting a more active holiday.
The Heritage & Visitor Centre is a great place to start your visit to Tewkesbury. Learn a little about the town's history and use the visitor centre to help plan your trip.
Tewkesbury Abbey has been at the centre of the town's history for centuries and continues to play an important spiritual and secular role today.
Nestled in a row of magnificent 15th century timber-framed buildings close to Tewkesbury Abbey, is the John Moore Museum. Established in 1980, the collection was created in memory of the writer and naturalist, John Moore.
A decisive battle in the Wars of the Roses. Tracing the steps of 15th century soldiers
The Alleyways Tour guides visitors through Tewkesbury's distinct network of over 30 medieval alleyways, which reveal the cramped former courts and workshops and provide a unique glimpse into the social history of its past inhabitants.
The Old Baptist Chapel in Tewkesbury is a remarkable, Grade II* listed building that began life in the 15th century as a medieval timber-framed house before being adapted for Baptist worship in the early 18th century.
The Roses Theatre is a vibrant and popular arts centre in Tewkesbury, offering the community a diverse programme of film, comedy, live music, drama, and its flagship annual pantomime.
Discover the Pilgrimage Walk between Tewkesbury Abbey and the historic churches at Deerhurst, Stoke Orchard and Tredington.
An iconic, privately-owned castle in the Cotswolds with a history spanning over 1,000 years and is most famous for being the final resting place of Queen Katherine Parr, the last wife of Henry VIII, who is entombed in the castle's St. Mary's Chapel.
A special working heritage steam railway offering a nostalgic 28-mile round trip on the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Steam Railway.
Cycling in Tewkesbury and north Cotswolds is a delightful way to explore this picturesque region, with its gently rolling hills, idyllic villages and scenic countryside.
Tewkesbury borough has three thriving market towns, Tewkesbury, Winchcome and Bishops Cleeve and has been an important hub for traders to sell their wares for many hundreds of years.
A perfect blend of unique, independent shops within a historic setting and the modern convenience of a nearby designer outlet, Tewkesbury offers a shopping experience for all tastes.
Winchcombe's shopping experience is defined by its collection of independent shops, from antique stores and art galleries to traditional butchers and delis, offering a unique and personal alternative to the typical high street.
Whether you're seeking a gentle riverside stroll, a historic ramble through a market town, or a challenging hike with panoramic views, you'll find your perfect route here.
Nestled at the northern gateway to the stunning Cotswolds in Ashchurch Tewkesbury, the Cotswolds Designer Outlet offers a modern shopping experience, blending the heritage of the region with the allure of designer savings.
Tewkesbury’s place in the history books was secured in 1471 with the Battle of the Roses. The fighting in fields south of the town saw the House of York secure victory over the Lancastrians, a decisive result depicted in the Arrivall statue on the outskirts of town.
Every year in July, the battle is re-enacted at the internationally renowned Medieval Festival.
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