Gloucester Quays

Approximate Journey Time: 3 Hrs

Time at Destination: 5 Hrs

Comfort Stop: Yes

Drop off Point: St Ann Way.

Prepare for a captivating journey to Gloucester Quays, a historic and picturesque waterfront destination that seamlessly blends the charm of the past with the vibrancy of the present. Walk through cobblestone streets and admire the beautifully preserved historic architecture that echoes the city's rich past. Gloucester Quays is a living testament to the region's heritage. Immerse yourself in a world of shopping delight. Browse through a diverse array of boutiques, high-end brands, and artisan shops, offering everything from fashion to home decor. Satisfy your palate with a variety of dining options, from quaint cafes to exquisite restaurants. Enjoy scenic waterfront dining as you savor delicious cuisine. Take in the serene beauty of the Gloucester Docks and the River Severn. The picturesque waterside setting is perfect for leisurely strolls and capturing stunning photos. So book now to reserve your seat on this unforgettable trip.

Gloucester Quays is a vibrant waterfront destination known for its blend of modern retail, dining, leisure, and cultural attractions. Set against the backdrop of the historic Gloucester Docks, the area seamlessly combines the charm of the city’s industrial past with contemporary urban life.

Gloucester Quays is home to a large designer outlet, offering discounted shopping from high-end and popular brands. Shoppers can find a wide range of fashion, homeware, and lifestyle brands at outlet prices, often with significant savings.

Gloucester Quays offers a variety of dining experiences, from casual eateries to more formal restaurants. Visitors can choose from international cuisines, including Italian, American, and Asian, as well as local British fare.

The Quays are set within the historic Gloucester Docks, which were once a bustling center for trade during the Industrial Revolution. Many of the original Victorian warehouses have been restored and repurposed, adding character to the area.

 The docks provide a scenic backdrop, with boats moored along the water, historic vessels, and the serene beauty of the surrounding canals.

For those who love antiques and collectibles, the Quays is home to one of the largest antiques centers in the region. Visitors can browse a wide range of items from different periods, including furniture, jewelry, art, and vintage pieces.

Waterways Museum - Located within the docks, this museum focuses on the history of Britain’s inland waterways. Visitors can learn about the canal system, the boats used, and the role the waterways played in Gloucester's development.