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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.
Read moreOnce the home of a prominent local resident in the 17th century, the Town Museum has a diverse collection capturing the story of Tewkesbury's past.
Read moreTewkesbury Leisure Centre is the town's modern fitness facility. It includes two swimming pools, a gym, fitness studios, swim shop and cafe.
Read moreThe Rivers Avon and Severn provide excellent fishing with a large variety of fish including Barbel, Bream, Carp, Chub, Dace, Perch, Pike, Roach and Rudd.
Read moreCome and explore Tewkesbury. In addition to the many self-guided trails you can walk around the town and area we have a selection of guided walks.
Read moreLife on two wheels is a great way to see Tewkesbury and enjoy the countryside around the town.
Read moreThe origins of the Old Baptist Chapel & Court date back more than 500 years. Starting life as a house, the restored Chapel is now restored to its 18th century glory.
Read more30 alleyways exist in Tewkesbury today - there were once
With a rich, vibrant history and a beautiful waterside setting, there is plenty for everyone to discover in Tewkesbury.
You can take in the stunning scenery by taking a stroll beside the River Severn, or a boat trip along the Avon.
Then head to Tewkesbury Abbey; an imposing feature of the town’s landscape for nearly 900 years. Renowned the world over for its fine Norman tower, ornate 12th Century ceiling and stunning stained glass windows, the Abbey is one of Gloucestershire’s most popular tourist attractions, second only to Gloucester Cathedral.
The Abbey is just the start of your insight into Tewkesbury's history which you can explore further through the town's museums, Heritage Centre, walking trails and other attractions.
Throughout the year Tewkesbury has a full calendar of events, celebrations and festivals to enjoy including the world-famous Medieval Festival, popular Food & Drink Festival and Mop Fair.
There’s so much to discover in Tewkesbury; our extraordinary riverside town. We look forward to making you welcome.
The number of Tewkesbury's buildings listed as being of special architectural or historical interest totals more than
Tewkesbury has two big anniversaries in 2021; 900 years since the consecration of the Abbey and 550 years since the Battle of Tewkesbury. The town will have plenty to celebrate
Tewkesbury sits at the confluence, or joining together, of the River Avon and River Severn
Tewkesbury Abbey was bought from Henry VIII by the townsfolk for
