Wallsworth Hall

It's now home to Nature in Art, a museum devoted entirely to artwork inspired by the natural world. The collection spans paintings, sculptures, ceramics, prints and mixed media across different periods and artistic movements, all centred on wildlife, landscape and plants.

What makes it worth a visit is the genuine range on display. You'll see contemporary installations alongside historical botanical studies, so whether you're an art enthusiast or simply interested in how artists have engaged with nature, there's something to engage with. The manor itself is part of the experience – the rooms feel inhabited rather than sterile, and you can read the building's history in how spaces have been adapted and used over the centuries.

The grounds offer pleasant walking space, with gardens that extend the themes you encounter indoors. There's a reliable café, so you can comfortably spend half a day here without rushing. The museum has received Heritage Museum Awards recognition, which speaks to the thoughtfulness applied to both the collection and visitor experience.

It pairs nicely with a trip into Gloucester itself, or serves as a calmer alternative to some of the more crowded attractions elsewhere in the region. Parking is convenient, which matters when you're planning your day.