Abbey of St Mary - Tewkesbury

Open weekdays from 7.30am-6pm in summer and till 5.30pm in winter. Open Sundays from 7.30am-7pm all year. In the weekends over the summer you can join a guided tour up the tower. There are 4 services held on Sundays as well as Choral Evensong (Monday to Thursday) at 5pm during term time only.

There is level access to the Abbey via the main gates and the North Path, and wheelchairs are available in the Abbey to loan should you need one
The Abbey is equipped with ramps allowing access for wheelchair users to the majority of the building. Unfortunately some parts of the Abbey are inaccessible to those with mobility problems; these include the Tower and the Upper Room.
A disabled toilet can also be found in the Visitor Centre.

There has been a church on this site for over 1200 years, and the present building has been here for the last 900. It is not a Cathedral, but it is one of the largest Parish Churches in the country, supported by the congregation and the many visitors. The Quire vaulting dates from the 14th century and there are seven huge stained glass windows from that period. The pipes at the front of the organ date from around 1620 and are still in regular use.