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0.1 miles to Berkeley Castle Berkeley (Tickets)
Description:
Welcome to one of the finest Norman castle's in existence. Berkeley Castle has survived to witness many of the historical events that shaped English history over the last 1000 years.
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0.9 miles to Cattle Country Berkeley
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4.2 miles to Slimbridge Wildfowl and Wetlands Slimbridge
Description:
The Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust (WWT) promotes the conservation of wetlands focusing on rare wetland birds. Dedicated visitor centres around Britain offer great days out and the chance to get really close to wetland birds.
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6.1 miles to Thornbury Castle Hotel Thornbury
Description:
Castle Hotels in England, Thornbury Castle luxury hotel near Bristol, English Castle hotels, Tudor castle palace, finest of English Tudor castles, Queen Mary, King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn
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9.1 miles to Toots Long Barrow Uley
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10.4 miles to Chepstow Racecourse Chepstow
Description:
Chepstow Racecourse is set in the beautiful Wye Valley in an easily accessible location, close to Bristol and Cardiff, and the M4 and M5 motorways. In addition to our Jump and Flat race meetings throughout the year which offer an exciting day out for all the family and great value corporate hospitality packages, the racecourse hosts a wide range of public events and is also available for hire for business or social occasions.
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10 miles to Summerhouse Education and Equitation Centre Hardwicke
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11 miles to Chavenage House Tetbury
Description:
Chavenage House, the oldest Elizabethan historic manor house in the Cotswolds, open to the public
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13 miles to Painswick Rococo Garden Painswick
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Historic garden in cotswolds valley
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13 miles to Caldicot Castle and Country Park Caldicot
Description:
Caldicot Castle - where tranquillity and
history meet. Visit Caldicot Castle in it's beautiful setting of tranquil
gardens and a wooded country park. Founded by the Normans, developed in
royal hands as a stronghold in the Middle Ages and restored as a Victorian
family home, the castle has a romantic and colourful history. Find out
about its past with a taped tour, explore the medieval towers and take in
the breath-taking views of the parklands and surrounding area from the
battlements.
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13 miles to Wye Valley Butterfly Zoo Symonds Yat West
Description:
Butterfly Zoo open times, directions and information
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14 miles to JDR Karting Gloucester
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14 miles to National Waterways Museum Gloucester
Description:
Welcome to the award winning National Waterways Museum based at Gloucester in South west England.
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15 miles to Gloucestershire County Cricket Club Bristol
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15 miles to National Birds of Prey Centre Newent
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NBPC, National Birds Of Prey Centre, Newent, UK - UK's largest collection with over 200 birds of prey with regular flying displays
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17 miles to Bristol Zoo Gardens Bristol
Description:
A family day out at Bristol Zoo
Exciting events at the Zoo
Latest news
Buy tickets online
Annual membership
Animal Adoption
Learning Zone
New baby gorilla
Unusual gifts
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17 miles to at-Bristol Bristol
Description:
At-Bristol: The most vibrant waterfront leisure, education and entertainment attraction in Europe located in Bristol, UK, Wildwalk, Wildscreen - offers a unique combination of small animals, plants and the latest in sound and vision technologies, Explore - a 21st century Science Centre using the very latest hands-on and multimedia techniques, IMAX large format theatre, Planetarium. The most successful tourist attraction in the south west.
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17 miles to ss Great Britain Bristol
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19 miles to Avon Valley Country Park Keynsham
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20 miles to Noahs Ark Zoo Farm Wraxall
Description:
Noah's Ark Zoo Farm is a day out for all the family - from little children, to teens, to parents, to grandparents. In any weather, wet or dry
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(Books)
Britain's Best Museums and Galleries
Britain has many of the world's best museums and galleries, great and small. This sumptuously illustrated guide is a magnificent celebration of them, revealing a treasure trove of riches and a unique record of the nation's life and history.
20.00 GBP
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AA the Days Out Guide 7Rev ed
This is the 7th edition of a colourful guide to the best of Britain's rich and varied heritage and attractions. With all the information you need to enjoy a perfect day out in Britain and Ireland, it is the perfect companion for organising family days out or weekend breaks throughout the year. Fully updated and revised for 2006, there are over 2,000 places of interest - from castles to art galleries; museums to theme parks. There is essential advice on availability of refreshments, disabled access, parking and whether dogs are allowed, plus up to date details of prices, addresses, directions and opening times. Each location is plotted on the colour location atlas to help you find your way.
7.80 GBP
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50 Walks in Gloucestershire
Explore the beauty of Gloucestershire with this walking guide. It offers over 50 walks around the region, including the Cotswolds Water Park and Tewkesbury and provides places to visit along the way, or extensions to the walks easier or more challenging.
6.39 GBP
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Hidden Places of Gloucestershire, Wiltshire and Somerset, The
This volume contains information on the more secluded and little known venues for food, drink, accommodation and places of interest as well as the more enduring attractions of these three counties. It looks at the Marlborough Downs, the Cotswolds, and the Quantocks Hills.
8.99 GBP
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Robin Brooks - A Grim Almanac of Gloucestershire
A day-by-day journey through the grim underbelly of the county's history looking at crimes and misdemeanors, strange natural phenomena, folk tales and curious customs. Stories include the explosion that wrecked a taxidermy and carpet-cleaning business in Cheltenham, spreading a selection of stuffed and part-stuffed animals along the street, the tale of Tom, Dick and Harry - three brothers with the surname Dunston - who were Gloucestershire's most notorious highwaymen, and a curious natural disaster that befell Mr and Mrs Taylor on the evening of 13 July 1852. when a fire ball shot through the open window of their house, collided with the wall and made the roof fall in. With a story for every day of the year, this is an alternative look at Gloucestershire's past.
11.49 GBP
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