Gloucestershire Travel
Guide - Tewkesbury Abbey A guide to Gloucestershire and the Cotswolds
of England, highlighting attractions, history, and visitor information.
Looking up the nave.
This shot shows the superb 14th century vaulting.
A close-up view of the nave vaulting
The chancel and
screen
The choir stalls.
The choir and high
altar
Norman pillars in the nave. Contrast
the massive Norman pillars with the more delicate Gothic style
of some of the chantry chapels that line the nave.
Lady Chapel, north
aisle
This little alcove, too small to
be truly a lady chapel, is dedicated to St Benedict,
whose rule of monastic life the monks of Tewkesbury Abbey followed.
Keep going for some superb chantry chapels
Tewkesbury Abbey Photo Tour
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The Purple Hotel Tewkesbury boasts 71 king sized bedrooms featuring luxury power showers, air conditioning, exclusive movies, modem points, telephone and complimentary tea and coffee making facilities. Nearby attractions include Cheltenham Racecourse, Tewkesbury Abbey, The Three Countries Showground and the Malvern Hills. With its beautiful countryside and picturesque villages such … more >>
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