Coach Hire from London to Gloucester

Gloucester, with a history that stretches back to Roman times, Gloucester is a cathedral city in the beautiful Cotswolds. With recent regeneration, this city is the ideal spot for a short or long break.

 

Highlights

 

• Gloucester Cathedral - One of the most impressive medieval buildings in the UK and the burial place of generations of royalty. Stonemasons are still improving the site from the 1,000 years of architectural styles from the Normans. Tours for the crypt and  the tower available.

 

• Gloucester Quays - With an outlet shopping mall, cinema and restaurants, this historic site was once the place of exotic cargos and now boasts designer offerings for all of the family.

 

• Blackfriars Priory - One of the most complete examples of a medieval Dominican Priory in the UK. With a cloister completed in 1239 and a scriptorium. The buildings and gardens are a great option for a family day out. Also available for weddings and parties.

 

• Gloucester Ghost Walks - Learn all about the history of the dark alley ways of the city and discover the ghostly tales. Private and tailor made walks can be arranged and are hosted throughout the year.

 

• CAMRA Beer Festival - A popular annual beer festival in the city. Features a wide range of beers and ciders from across the country. With food and crafts from the local area.

 

Description

 

Gloucester was the host for the Rugby World Cup in 2015 and features a beautiful medieval cathedral - this shows the diversity of this town with more than 2,000 years of history. The Uk’s most inland point and the focus of plenty of regeneration over the last few years.

 

The city lies close to the Welsh border on the River Severn and sits in the county of Gloucestershire. As a previous port, the docks had fallen into disrepair, but have now been repurposed as a public space with residential and shopping areas.

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Visitors can enjoy the beautiful Cotswold surroundings or enjoy the history of the city with visits to local churches, country homes and museums.

 

Getting from London to Gloucester by coach

 

Gloucester is around 110 miles west of London. By private coach the journey usually takes around 2 hours 30 minutes to 3 hours via the M4 or the M40, depending on traffic and your pick-up point. Your driver drops your group in the city centre or at your venue and collects you at an agreed time.

 

Who books a coach to Gloucester?

 

• Rugby supporters going to Kingsholm Stadium

• Tour groups visiting Gloucester Cathedral and the historic docks

• Racegoers heading to the Cheltenham Festival nearby

• School groups and university visits

• Groups exploring the Cotswolds and the Forest of Dean

 

Make a trip of it

 

Because the vehicle is booked just for your group, you can add stops along the way. Popular combinations include Cheltenham, Tewkesbury, the Cotswolds and the Forest of Dean.

 

Gloucester coach hire FAQs

 

How long does it take to get from London to Gloucester by coach?

Usually around 2 hours 30 minutes to 3 hours each way, depending on traffic.

Can you take our group to a match at Kingsholm?

Yes. We drop you as close to the stadium as coach rules allow and collect you after the match.

Is Gloucester a good day trip from London?

Yes. Gloucester works well as a day trip, and it is easy to add Cheltenham or a Cotswolds village.

How do I get a quote?

Use our free quote form or call us 24/7 on 07733 448902 with your dates, pick-up points and number of passengers.