Top 10 Kid Friendly Things To Do and Attractions in Symonds Yat

"A place of worship for more than 1000 years, Gloucester Cathedral is steeped in history and is a stunning display of medieval architecture. It should definitely be a place of interest when looking for somewhere to stop when you're out on a bike ride or a walk in the city. The organisation is passionate about sustainability and committed to doing its bit for the planet and as such has not only installed solar panels to the roof but has also transformed the former car park into Cathedral Green, a welcoming outdoor space for everyone to enjoy."

"Arguably the city's most famed landmark, the cathedral is not only the site of Henry III's coronation and Edward II's burial, but in more recent times, the filming location for a number of film and television productions including Harry Potter and Doctor Who. The cathedral is currently open to the public from Monday to Saturday, 10am to 5pm, and Sundays noon to 5pm. It is also open for worship Monday to Saturday at 12.30pm and 4.30pm as well as Sundays 10.15am and 4.30pm."

"Built in the second half of the 19th century, Blaise Castle House is the highlight and obvious main event of the Blaine …"

"The Museum tells the story of the city’s origins as a Roman settlement and its subsequent development through the Dark Ages and Medieval period. This fine Victorian building also has a significant collection of art including paintings by Richard Wilson, Thomas Gainsborough, John Atkinson Grimshaw and Thomas Dibdin."

"Discover the world through new eyes in this fun and exciting wildlife park, with giraffe, cheetah, zebra, and river hogs roaming multiple enclosures. For children with a love for outdoor adventures there is a barefoot trail with five different rooms along the way including a mud cafe and play room. Families looking for a thrill can take on Bristol’s only 25-ft Giant Swing, or Leap of Faith which is a separate activity, with its own prices and entryway."

"About: Acting as the sister of Bristol Zoo, the Wild Place Project is a wildlife conservation park based on the outskirts of Bristol. Get close to nature by taking part in exploring the barefoot trail or take a tour of the Benoue National Park where you can see zebras, lions, cheetahs and more roaming freely. Wild Place Project is a fun family attraction that provides outdoor adventure, play and learning."

"A photo posted by AirHop Trampoline Park Bristol (@airhopbristol) on Sep 3, 2015 at 8:10am PDT. From dodgeball, slam dunk and the ultimate wipe-out challenge, little thrillseekers and fun-loving families will be bouncing off the walls at Airhop in Patchway, with 135 interconnected trampolines to burn off some energy."

"Another trampoline park in Bristol, and this one is aimed at families or large groups, thanks to its huge size. There’s loads of space in this giant warehouse, so it won’t feel crowded even at the weekends. They offer Mini Hoppers sessions for tiny tots, as well as Adult Fitness Classes and Kids Parties."

"Built in 1811 as a home for retired staff from Blaise Castle, Blaise Hamlet features a small collection of buildings that remain well-preserved to this day. The hamlet is made up of nine quaint cottages laid out around the hamlet’s green, forming a picturesque scene of the English countryside. This hamlet was one of the first of its kind and is also home to an original stone sundial and water pump."

"– #visitbristol #bestofbristol #bbcbristol #cottage #visitengland #igersbristol #catsofbristol #bristol_lens #iamatraveler. A post shared by Zoë (@zfjsutton) on Jan 2, 2020 at 7:07am PST. Why settle for one pretty cottage when you can see nine of them all surrounding a lush green?"

"Halfway along the impossibly beautiful Vale of Ewyas lie the atmospheric ruins of this Augustinian priory, set among pasture and wooded hills by the River Honddu. Perhaps the second most important abbey in Wales when completed in 1230, it was abandoned after Henry VIII dissolved Britain's monasteries in 1538. Running a close second to Tintern for grandeur, Llanthony's setting is even more stunning, and you won't have crowds to fight. JMW Turner was impressed, too: he painted the scene in 1794."

"Halfway up a thickly forested hillside in the Vale of Eywas, this tiny 11th-century church is like a time capsule of Welsh faith and culture, buried too deeply in these hills ever to change. Astonishing as it is in its perfectly situated, weathered simplicity, it's inside that its true wonders reveal themselves: a finely carved wooden rood screen and loft, dating from around 1500; medieval frescos of biblical texts; coats of arms and a red-ochre skeleton; and memorials to people long dead."

"Organic eatery Peppers make a variety of excellent homemade baguettes and salads, they also cater well for vegetarians and vegans. Peppers are located just off Westgate Street and is a wholesome food cafe and take away. Peppers use organic produce and ingredients wherever possible."

"Food and drink take-away in Bull Lane, off Westgate Street Gloucester. Own blend coffee, teas and soft drinks, tea cakes and toast"

"Mar 1, 2021 | Food & Drink, Restaurants, The Docks | 0 Comments. Authentic Caribbean and Seafood Cuisine served in a beautiful modern restaurant located at the gateway to Gloucester Docks."