Tuesday 22nd of July 11am and 2pm, Saturday 26th of July 10:30am, 11:30am, 2pm and 3pm.

The history of Gloucester from the 2nd century through to the 18th century is visible in the Eastgate Chamber. On Saturday 26th of July, we are opening it, especially for the Archaeology festival.

You will see the archaeological remains of the 2nd-century Roman gate and the 4th-century walls.

Remains of the 11th-century Norman gate are to be seen as well as the 13th-century tower and the 16th-century horsepool. Learn about the many uses of the medieval tower and the significance of the Eastgate during the Siege of Gloucester in 1643.

It’s a fantastic chance to explore a space that has so much to tell of Gloucester’s history.

Tuesday, 22nd of July at 2 pm.

Step into the footsteps of Canons and let the echoes of history guide you through these ancient walls. From breathtaking architecture to serene courtyards, every corner tells a story waiting to be explored.

Take part in a fascinating 60-90 minute tour of the Grade I and Grade II listed buildings. Learn about the people that shaped Llanthony’s history, including Priors and Patrons, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Edward II, King Henry VII and many more.

Explore the stunning timber-framed Medieval Range with its majestic wind braces and wattle and daub, and experience the Brick Range’s Henry Dene Hall in all its glory, saved from dereliction by its recent restoration.