Day trip by coach - historic Tewkesbury! (NOW FULL)

THE TRIP IS NOW FULL, IF YOU WISH TO ATTEND, ADD YOURSELF TO THE WAITING LIST AND I WILL CONTACT YOU IF A PLACE BECOMES AVAILABLE. Come along on Saturday 31st October for a coach trip to the historic town of Tewkesbury! About the trip Tewkesbury is a historic market town in Gloucestershire. Its famous for its medieval architecture, its abbey, and location at the meeting point of the Rivers Severn and Avon. The town grew following the construction of Tewkesbury Abbey in the 12th century and the town played a significant role in the Wars of the Roses, when a famous battle was fought here in 1471. Today is has over 400 listed buildings, narrow alleyways, and old coaching inns. Its historically known for mustard making, referenced in Shakespeare's play; 'Henry IV, Part 2'. We will be having a guided tour of the town, a tour of the abbey and we will visit the town's local history museum. Cost The guided tour of the town is £7, the abbey tour is £8 and the museum has free entry. (payable on the day by cash or credit card). All these are optional, you can do all three, just one, two or do your own thing around the town. Coach seating * If you wish to reserve a seat on the coach in advance, after you pay please look at the seating plan in the photos here and then email me - general@cultureseekers.org, with the seat number/s you wish to reserve.