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Kids eat free throughout the half term!
Kids can eat free alongside any of our adult meals, one free child meal per one adult meal.
Not in conjunction with any of our other offers.
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Free Admission | Free |
Three floors of a Victorian warehouse house interactive displays and galleries, which…
Situated in the heart of Gloucester Docks, the Priory is within walking distance of the…
Roller Express is operated by the same team behind Skate Factory, a retail store in…
Collection of restored Victorian warehouses, with shops, museums, restaurants and cafe…
The Museum displays the remarkable story of the Soldiers of Gloucestershire who have…
St. Mary de Crypt is a 15th Century Church in the centre of Gloucester. It is famous for…
PLAY, RACE, EXPERIENCE. Virtual Reality is a fun, exciting and a very accessible…
Blackfriars is a stunning example of a 13th century medieval Priory site, nestled at the…
With its rich history and interesting use, Gloucester Prison is a must visit!
Walking tours of the City of Gloucester. Hear about many famous characters and their…
Greyfriars is a Franciscan House which was founded in 1231. Is particularly of interest…
Our city's story is held in our memories, in written records, but also in hidden objects,…
Found within the City of Gloucester is an internationally important collection of…
The impressive St Michael’s Tower is situated in the centre of Gloucester at The Cross.…
Browse beautiful local arts and crafts or sign up to an upcoming workshop at the…
By far the largest parkland in the city. Gloucester Park has a large play area for…
Coal Kitchen, GloucesterSet on the waterside at Pillar & Lucy Square, directly opposite Cineworld, Coal Kitchen offers a vibrant dining experience steeped in Gloucester's maritime and industrial heritage.
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