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St Andrew and St Bartholomew Church

Ashleworth, Gloucestershire GL19 4JA - England, UK

The Saxon originals of the church at Ashleworth can be spotted inside by the herringbone stonework. The church’s hagioscope, or ‘squint’, has been re-opened, enabling a full view (mandatory in medieval times!) of the ceremony of bread and wine. The...

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Attractions near St Andrew & St Bartholomew Ch.

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Nature in Art (3 Miles)

The world’s first museum dedicated exclusively to art inspired by nature in all forms, styles and media. Spanning 1500 years, the collection has been created...

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Gloucester Folk Museum (5.1 Miles)

Discover what life was really like in Gloucester over the last 500 years. On display is local history, home life, crafts, trades and industries. Children...

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Gloucester Cathedral (5.2 Miles)

The beautiful Gloucester Cathedral has been a place of worship for more than 1,300 years. With its stunning architecture, the cloisters are regarded as one...

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Shire Hall (5.2 Miles)

Gloucestershire County Council has an impressive home. The original building opened in 1816. It was designed by Sir Robert Smirke for the county magistrates. His...

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Historic Gloucester Docks (5.3 Miles)

Britain’s most inland port was once thronged with ships unloading their cargoes. Massive Victorian warehouses and a steam crane conjure up those days so well...

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The Soldiers of Gloucester Museum (5.4 Miles)

Sphinxes guard the entrance to this military museum. Why? The sphinx of Egypt is a battle honour won by the Gloucestershire Regiment. Inside is displayed...

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Odda’s Chapel (5.4 Miles)

This chapel represents one of the oldest surviving Saxon churches in the whole country. It was built by Earl Odda in 1056 and was...

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Greyfriars (5.5 Miles)

Ruins are all that remain of the medieval Greyfriars. This Franciscan friary was founded around 1230 by Thomas, lord of Berkeley Castle. The Franciscans were...

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Guildhall (5.5 Miles)

The Guildhall was built in 1890-2 for Gloucester City Council. Architect George H. Hunt did not stint on the civic magnificence. When the building was...

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Merchant’s Quay Shopping Centre (5.7 Miles)

At the heart of the historic docks is this waterfront complex of cafés and speciality shops. Its covered courtyard gives access to Phillpotts Warehouse, which...

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National Waterways Museum (5.7 Miles)

Immerse yourself in Britain’s canals without getting wet. Hands-on displays illuminate life and work on the waterways. Learn how to drive a barge through a...

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Gloucester City Museum (5.7 Miles)

The Victorians had a passion for museums. Gloucester acquired its imposing purpose-built museum in 1900, but the collection it was built to house was started...

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