CALLING AT... ASHCHURCH for TEWKESBURY
Tewkesbury is a town full of character. Situated where the Rivers Severn and Avon meet, it is one of the few places you will find half-timbered, black and white, Tudor-style buildings in the Cotswolds. You can enjoy the medieval streets and alleys, formed by the crammed in Tudor architecture, and take in the view of the elegant abbey from the banks of the river.
A stroll along the banks followed by a fish and chip lunch by the water could be your chosen day out or a relaxing cruise along the river and then dinner at a local bistro may take your fancy. Tewkesbury has something on offer for everyone, including the medieval fayre and the food and drink festival held annually.
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Address:
Ashchurch for Tewkesbury station
Station Road
Ashchurch
Gloucestershire
GL20 8TU
Managed by Great Western
Steeped in history, this elegant Abbey is a perfect day out for those who wish to take in the beautiful architecture.
Lying at the southern edge of the old town, the Abbey quietly dominates the land and skyline with its long nave and “probably the largest and finest Romanesque tower in England” (Pevsner).
A small, independent child-friendly museum is the perfect place to discover more of Tewkesbury's rich and diverse history.
The museum is a free attraction for you to enjoy and learn about Roman remains through to wartime austerity.
Be it a film, play or exhibition, The Roses theatre has something for everyone to enjoy during their visit to Tewkesbury.
The theatre boasts a 70 seater auditorium as well as a relaxing bar and cafe for you to enjoy a pre-show and interval drink.
Sit back, relax and take in the scenery whilst one of the many ferry boats takes you along the river.
Running from Easter to October.
HERITAGE & ALLEYWAYS TRAIL
Discover the hidden treasures of Tewkesbury when you follow the heritage and alleyways trail.
You will find a mix of charming, traditional tea rooms and antique shops filled with quirky collectables.
Sit back, relax and take in the scenery whilst one of the many ferry boats takes you along the river. Running from Easter to October.
