Is Gloucester Docks The Same As Gloucester Quays?

The historic Gloucester Docks are located in the City of Gloucester near to the Gloucester Quays shopping centre.

What is special about Gloucester Docks?

The docks include fifteen Victorian warehouses, that are now listed buildings. It also contains the Gloucester Waterways Museum and the Soldiers of Gloucestershire Museum. The Robert Opie Collection of Advertising and Packaging was also here from 1984 until 2001.

Does Gloucester have a dock?

There is lots to discover at Gloucester Docks. Just a stone’s throw from Gloucester city centre, take a visit to the most inland port in the country. The perfect place for a family day out, explore Victorian dock buildings, designer outlet shops, cosy cafes and fascinating museums!

Who owns Gloucester Docks?

The Peel Group
Gloucester Quays

How far inland is Gloucester Docks?

The most inland port in the country, some 40 miles from the coast, Gloucester Docks provided a gateway for international trade.

What is the difference between single and double Gloucester?

Double Gloucester is a pale/deep red orange and has a mellow flavour with a creamy texture. The cheese is a richer product made with full-fat milk, designed for durability and sold nationally. Single Gloucester is a pale yellow colour and has a balanced sweet, sharp flavour with a creamy texture.

Is Gloucester UK worth visiting?

Yes, Gloucester is worth visiting. It boasts medieval buildings with Roman and Norman architecture, is surrounded by pristine countryside and is home to so many incredible restaurants. There are also the Victorian docks which look great day and night, dotted with museums, shopping centres, bars, and restaurants.

What shops are in Gloucester Quay?

A shopper’s paradise, Gloucester Quays is home to designer and high street fashion brands, including more than 60 top names such as All Saints, Calvin Klein, Osprey, Dune, White Stuff, Joules, Jack Wills, Adidas, Radley, Raging Bull, Ted Baker, Skechers, Levi’s, Clarks, Crew Clothing, Tommy Hilfiger and an M & S Outlet

How much is parking at Gloucester Quays?

£5.00 is deducted from the total amount payable (Tariff: 0-2 hours £2.50, 2-4 hours £5.00, 4-6 hours £7.50, 6+ hours £12.00).

What day is market day in Gloucester?

Gloucester Green outdoor street market is open on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays.

What is the oldest pub in Gloucester?

The Fountain Inn
The oldest pub in Gloucester – The Fountain Inn.

What is it like living in Gloucester Quays?

Overall the area is very pleasant easy accessibility to the city centre and Gloucester Quays , with it’s good shopping and entertainment facilities. It is also a good location for walking with the river and the canal in very close proximity.

Is Gloucester Quays up for sale?

Gloucester Quays – one of the city’s Magnificent Seven ‘crown jewels’ of urban redevelopment – is up for sale. Lifestyle Outlets, developer Peel’s outlet centres business, has put the Gloucester Quays centre and cinema on the market for around £105 million.

How deep is the water at Gloucester Docks?

18ft
What is the Depth of the Canal and Docks? The canal and the Main Basin at Gloucester were originally dug to a depth of 18ft, and the water level was later raised six inches to allow larger ships to reach Gloucester. The water level gauges therefore usually show a level of 18ft 6in.

How long is the Gloucester to Sharpness canal?

16.5 miles
16.5 miles
The length o the Gloucester and Sharpness Canal that is navigable.

How far is Gloucester from Cotswold?

The distance between Gloucester and Cotswolds is 10 miles. The road distance is 12.8 miles.

What food is Gloucestershire famous for?

Gloucester cheeses
Gloucestershire is a foodie’s paradise, boasting world-renowned produce including the Double and Single Gloucester cheeses. The UK’s first pedigree breed pig, the Gloucestershire Old Spot, is quite rightly sought after by the top chefs in the country for its succulence and flavour.

Is Gloucester a Tory or Labour?

Gloucester City Council has 39 Councillors representing 18 wards (with one, two or three Councillors representing each ward) and is currently run by a Conservative Administration of which the Leader of the Council and Cabinet are members. The political make-up of the Council is: Conservative – 24.

What do you eat with Double Gloucester?

Double Gloucester is well known for its smooth, mellow flavor and buttery texture.
Serving Suggestions:

• Slice and serve with whole grain breads and crackers.
• Adds wonderful flavor to chicken and turkey dishes.
• Melt over steamed vegetables.
• Serve as part of a cheese plate accompanied by apples, pears and nuts.

What is the nicest part of Gloucester?

Best Places to Live in Gloucester.

1. Quedgeley. Quedgeley sits a few miles to the southwest of Gloucester City centre, along the River Severn.
2. Tuffley. Tuffley is in the South of Gloucester City and contains striking green spaces and views, as well as all amenities you could need.
3. Barnwood.
4. Hucclecote.
5. Longlevens.

Which is nicer Cheltenham or Gloucester?

There’s certainly a perception that Gloucester is cheaper and Cheltenham is nicer. Whether it’s true depends on what you are looking at. Gloucester’s central shopping area is rather more run down than Cheltenham’s, but has better attractions away from that area (Cathedral, museums, docks).