City Guided Walk With Gloucester Civic Trust
A guided history walk explores Gloucester's Roman to Victorian past from St Michael's Tower.
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Looking for events in Gloucester this week? You can find a range of options, from guided walks through the city's past to opportunities for learning new skills. This week features several walks focused on Gloucester’s history, starting with its founding as Glevum around AD 48. You can explore the city’s Roman roots and trace its development through the medieval era and the role of Gloucester Cathedral. There are also events aimed at creative industries, held near the historic docks, accessible via the Gloucester and Sharpness Canal or Gloucester Central railway station. For more relaxed outings, consider walking along the River Severn, where Tall Ships and narrow boats share the waterway. Public transport like the bus station provides access to wider areas. You can check the listings below for timings and locations. Southgate Street may be congested due to the city’s historic layout. Events this week reflect the city’s timeline, from Roman provincial capital to a key site in the First English Civil War, offering a distinctive backdrop. You can find opportunities to walk from St Michael’s Tower to explore the city’s layered past, with guided walks starting at Gloucester City Council’s events page. The city's evolution from ancient settlement to modern service economy continues to shape what’s happening now.
A guided history walk explores Gloucester's Roman to Victorian past from St Michael's Tower.
A recruitment event at Gloucestershire College for hair, barbering, beauty, and make-up courses.
Gloucester Cathedral will be open for visiting on 24 May 2026 from 10:00 AM.