Gloucester pickups come from the station, the docks and Quays, Kingsholm and towns such as Stroud and Tewkesbury. Cheltenham is 20 minutes away.
Gloucester Cathedral is a famous landmark for sightseeing groups, school trips, heritage tours and private visits.
Gloucester Docks is popular for shopping, dining, museums, events and group days out with private transport.
Gloucester Quays is ideal for shopping trips, family visits and group travel into the city.
Robinswood Hill Country Park is perfect for outdoor group days, school trips and relaxed family travel.
Museum of Gloucester is suitable for cultural visits, educational groups and private sightseeing tours.
A key area for shopping trips, event travel, dining groups and chauffeur-driven group transport.
Gloucester has a magnificent cathedral, historic docks and one of English rugby's most passionate clubs. Groups come for cathedral tours and filming locations, Gloucester Rugby at Kingsholm, shopping at Gloucester Quays and trips into the Forest of Dean and the Cotswolds. Cheltenham is only 20 minutes away, which makes Gloucester a popular base during race weeks.
The city is compact, with the cathedral, docks and Quays within walking distance of each other.
Trains from Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff and London.
Hotels, the outlet centre and the waterways museum.
Hotels and guest houses near the cathedral.
Gloucester Rugby's ground north of the centre.
The Oxstalls campus and city centre buildings.
Towns around Gloucester.
Around 20 minutes, for the racecourse and festivals.
Around 30 minutes west, for walks, cycling and Puzzlewood.
Around 25 minutes, the wetland bird reserve.
Around 20 minutes north.
Each roughly an hour away.
Painswick and Stroud's valleys are around 20 minutes away.
The M5 runs just east of Gloucester, and the city's ring roads are busy at peak times. On Kingsholm match days and during Cheltenham race weeks, traffic around the city is heavier.
Roads into the Forest of Dean are winding and narrow in places, so a minibus can be easier than a coach for some destinations.
Its cloisters appear in the Harry Potter films.
Premiership rugby with Gloucester Rugby.
Outlet shopping beside the historic docks.
Roman and medieval history.
The famous race down the hill each late May bank holiday.
An ancient woodland in the Forest of Dean used in film and TV.
Rugby supporters' clubs and school trips usually travel by coach. Forest of Dean walking groups often choose a minibus.
Groups combining Gloucester with Cheltenham races need to book early during Festival week.
The rugby season runs through autumn, winter and spring. The cheese rolling is in late May, summer brings visitors to the docks and cathedral, and the Christmas market fills the cathedral area in December.
We also pick up and drop off groups in these nearby areas.
Group transfers between Gloucester and the closest airports.
Yes. Drop-off and pickup points are agreed near the ground.
Yes. Cheltenham is around 20 minutes away, but traffic is heavy during Festival week.
Yes. Share the places you would like to visit.
Bristol and Birmingham airports are each around an hour away.
Yes. Pickups across Gloucestershire are common.
Yes. Share the visit time and the school's drop-off point.
