Just a short 15 minute stroll from our outlet, you will find the enchanting Gloucester Cathedral where iconic scenes from the Wizarding World of Harry Potter were brought to life on screen! Immerse yourself in the same cloisters as Harry, Ron and Hermione and uncover spellbinding locations from the beloved film series! 🧙‍♀️🪄 #gloucesterquays #harrypotterlocations #thecotswolds #gloucestershire | Gloucester Quays

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158 reactions · 22 shares | ✨ Final days to secure your spot for this atmospheric performance in our glorious sacred space from the Cathedral Choir and La Serenissima. "It is music that is burning in its intensity and just thrilling"... Adrian Partingon, Gloucester Cathedral's Director of Music on Monteverdi's Vespers of 1610.  Tickets from £15 | Available online: https://gloucestercathedral.artsvp.com/672f26 | Gloucester Cathedral | Facebook

Book your free tour at Gloucester Tourist Information Centre (01452 396572) for Saturday 30 March! Spaces limited. Beatrix Potter Tour Max 15 guests | 11am The Shop of the Tailor Of Gloucester. Cathedral Precinct Tour Max 15 guests | 11.30am Cathedral Entrance Children’s Tour Max 10 guests | 11am St John’s Church, Northgate Street Christian Heritage Tour Max 15 guests | 10.45am St John’s Church, Northgate Street City Tour Max 15 guests | 11am & 2pm St John’s Church, Northgate Street Docks Tour M

Gloucester Lantern Procession 2019! ⏰ 4.30pm 📍 Kimbrose Triangle, Southgate Street, Westgate Street & Gloucester Cathedral. The annual Christmas Lantern Procession returns to spread Christmas magic across Gloucester THIS SUNDAY 17th November! The theme this year is Pinocchio so you can expect to see puppets, sea creatures and more lead by Father Christmas himself. Hundreds of school children will be showcasing their lantern masterpieces, lighting up the city centre. The procession will end with

15K views · 132 reactions | Here's an incredible view of Gloucester Docks as you've never seen it before. Thanks to Indah Films for this video. | BBC Gloucestershire | Facebook

Do you remember the Robert Opie museum at Gloucester docks? Or what about the mystery lady who often dressed as Queen Victoria? They're all shown in this archive footage from 1995, filmed by John Greene from Gloucester Film Makers. | BBC Gloucestershire