Gloucester Cathedral

Gloucester Cathedral is an ancient and spectacular mega-church in southern England, which became a place of pilgrimage 1300 years ago, and houses King Edward II of England. The church’s Gothic architecture is beautiful, very spacious inside, with multiple different uses of size space, three floors to visit. The corridor outside the church is very grand, and it was used as a filming location for Harry Potter in 2002 and 2008 and is well worth visiting.

The only cathedral outside London's Westminster Abbey where the British royal family was buried was the scene of Harry Potter and Hermione and Ron in the long arched cloister at Hogwarts School of Wizardry.

Very characteristic Gothic architecture, magnificent atmosphere, especially various sculptures, three-dimensional feeling is particularly strong, literary color is strong. The church has a long history, and it still plays an important role today, and it is still a place for believers to carry out activities.

BEAUTIFUL ENCHANTING CATHEDRAL IN A RURAL SETTING.CLOSE TO FOOD,DRINK,TOILETS.PHOTO FRIENDLY IN THE RAIN ON SHINE, SOMETHING MESMERISING ABOUT THE AREA.

Beautiful.Opens at 12:00(noon) on Sunday, tough.You should go and take pictures as soon as it opens because there will be so many tourists.

I had a good time in Gloucester.