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We have sourced a great selection of leisure activities for both children and adults, all based in Gloucestershire.

Find a fab day out in Gloucestershire to suit all ages, including some great places to eat and drink.

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First Steps in Family History

First Steps in Family History

If seeing your family at Christmas got you thinking about tracing your family tree, you might find this guide helpful.

First Steps in Family History

Gloucester’s Best Kept Secret

Gloucester’s Best Kept Secret

Does the thought of entertaining the children during the school summer holidays fill you with dread? We can let you into a little secret - read on to find out more.

Gloucester’s Best Kept Secret

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The Roman city of Corinium (now Cirencester) was second only in size and importance to London. The amphitheatre, built in the early 2nd century, was one of the largest amphitheatres in Roman Britain. It's estimated capacity was around 8,000 spectators and the attractions probably included gladiatorial combat, bear-baiting, animal hunts, boxing and wrestling. The earthwork remains can still be seen and visited today.

The Roman city of Corinium (now Cirencester) was second only in size and importance to London. The amphitheatre, built in the early 2nd century, was one of the largest amphitheatres in Roman Britain. It's estimated capacity was around 8,000 spectators and the attractions probably included gladiatorial combat, bear-baiting, animal hunts, boxing and wrestling. The earthwork remains can still be seen and visited today.

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