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Gloucestershire's three areas, the Cotswolds, the Severn Vale and the Royal Forest, are home to over half a million people. It's famous for its cheese, its cricket and that accent, but it offers a myriad of beautiful places to live and visit. You might come for the Cheltenham races but you just might find yourself staying for the beauty.

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Transport links & getting around

To travel around Gloucestershire itself your best bet is going to be by car as public transport isn't fantastic. Within the city of Gloucester things are more optimistic. The journey from Gloucester train station to London Paddington takes just two hours but direct trains only run a few times a day, Otherwise you'll have to change at Birmingham New Street and make your way to the capital from there. Gloucester to Birmingham New Street takes roughly one hour and there are three trains an hour.

Cost of living here

To live in Gloucestershire a one bedroom property is going to set you back an average of £698 per month, or £925 on average for a two bedroom. These prices actually drop to live in Gloucester itself, where a one bedroom property will set you back an average of £482 per month or £671 for a two bedroom.

Nightlife

Any big night out are probably going to see you hitting Gloucester city or Cheltenham, both of which offer clubs to suit everyone. Considering the city of Gloucester website only advertises 45 establishments under Pubs, Clubs and Bars, there's an impressive variety. Cheltenham also has no shortage of night bar and clubs, but given clientele at the nearby races it is the more pricey of the two options.

Notable Attractions

There is a plethora of religious architectural gems to see in the county, including Gloucester Cathedral, Tewkesbury Abbey and the church of Cirencester. There are also plenty of other castles and manor houses so you'll never be short of a ‘grammable' building. Gloucester also contains much of the Cotswolds, boasting miles of breathtaking scenery. And of course you can't mentions things to do in Gloucestershire without a nod to the Cheltenham race course.

Education Institutions in Gloucestershire

University of Gloucestershire
Royal Agricultural University
University of West England: Gloucester Campus

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