Ancient Forest. River Adventures. All From Your Doorstep.

Tudor house & one of England's oldest dwellings, with period furnishings, guided tours & a tea room.

11th-century building with the tomb of King Edward II, musical events and daily CofE services.

Former colliery with interactive displays on mining life and trips underground guided by ex-miners.

All Saints Church, also known as The Cathedral of the Forest, dates back to the 1200. King John appointed Robert of Wakering as first Rector in 1216. This historic church is home to the Miners Brass a symbol of the Royal Forest of Dean.

Admire the picturesque views of the River Wye and surrounding area from this internationally famous viewpoint. Discover the ancient hill fort, spot birds of prey and enjoy a snack from the log cabin cafe. There are waymarked trails linking to the River Wye and over the famous Biblins Bridge, or a choice of circular walks into the forest itself. There is also a cycling trail linking Forest Holidays and Camping in the Forest site at Bracelands to Symonds Yat Rock. Symonds Yat Rock viewpoint is well known as one of the best places in the country to watch Peregrine Falcons. However, with a little patience, there are many other birds that you can seen here. Goshawks can be viewed in detail, Sparrowhawks are frequent and breed in the trees in the valley as do Buzzards which can be seen from above whilst soaring. Ospreys also often stop here in the spring and autumn migration. Tawny Owls are sometimes seen roosting and hooting males are occasionally heard during the day. Barn Owls, Ravens and Kestrels also usually nest nearby.

Victorian theatre for stand-up, drama and musicals, plus latest mainstream movie releases.

Norman castle ruins with well-preserved Medieval domestic buildings and visitor centre exhibition.

15th-century fortress with a grand gate, mullioned windows and visitor centre showing a Tudor panel.

CofE church building with a 13th-century map of the known world and a chained medieval library.

Hand made cheese making can be seen Tuesdays and Thursdays, producing Single Gloucester, Double Gloucester and Harefield cheeses. Home cured bacon and hand made sausages are also available.