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Gloucestershire is a historic county that comprises part of the Cotswold Hills, entire Forest of Dean and then part of the flat fertile valley of River Severn. Gloucestershire originally included Bristol, then a small town. The local rural community moved to the port city, and Bristol's population growth accelerated during the industrial revolution. There are different religious buildings across the county notably are the church of Cirencester, the cathedral of Gloucester, and the abbey church of Tewkesbury.

Gloucestershire County Council is responsible for a large number of services, including education, health, and transport. Gloucestershire has seven comprehensive schools. There are 42 state secondary schools, and 12 independent schools, including the renowned Cheltenham College, Cheltenham Ladies' College, and Wycliffe College. Gloucestershire has two universities, the Royal Agricultural University and the University of Gloucestershire, and four higher education colleges Cirencester College, Gloucestershire College, Royal Forest of Dean College and South Gloucestershire & Stroud College.

Gloucestershire is group into three part; the Cotswolds, the Severn Vale and the Royal Forest of Dean with a total population of 565,000. The county is rich in history, idyllic landscapes, architecture. Gloucestershire has so much to offer, and some of its nearby attractions include the 840-year-old 'Berkley Castle,' the Ruins of 'Witcombe Roman Villa' and 'Tewkesbury Abbey' which is over 500 years old and has the tallest Norman tower in England.

The historic city of Gloucestershire is a fascinating and diverse place to explore, from cobbled streets and independent shops to designer shopping, green spaces, and unbelievable historical architecture. In Gloucestershire, you can plot a route through the ancient and fantasy-like Forest of Dean or trace the source of the River Thames. Cheltenham art gallery and museum is home to an impressive permanent collection. The Cheltenham venue's diverse displays provide hours of browsing pleasure.

There are plenty of things to do across the city. You can start with Beechenhurst Lodge, the famous Forest of Dean Sculpture celebrating all things nature with a series of forest-inspired sculptures interspersed among towering trees. You can also head to Gloucestershire, Cathedral for a free spell of culture which will delight everyone in the family from kiddies to history buffs with its stunning architecture, magical Whispering Gallery, and vaulted cloisters.

There are so many things to do in Gloucestershire, from days out in the Cotswolds to activities, festivals in Cheltenham. Cotswold Water Park is a fantastic area completed with cycle paths, footpaths, stunning views, riverside walks, picnic spots, which visitors can access free of charge. Gloucestershire is the capital of festivals, with fantastic festivities going on year-round. Festivals you can enjoy are the annual Tewkesbury Medieval Festival; Stroud Fringe Festival and Herefordshire and Gloucestershire Canal Festival.