Nice little museum with large historical collections of Gloucestershire regiments. Friendly and welcoming volunteer staff. Small gift shop and some seating outside the building. Onsite visitor toilets. There are a lot of staircases up and down. No lift.

We found this by chance whilst walking around the Quays. It was open on Remembrance Sunday which made it even more special. An amazing tribute to the people who have served in this Military Regiment for four hundred years and their rich history up until now. The museum is over two floors and there is access for disabled people. The gift shop contains many regimental items and toys for kids. Reasonably priced especially for current serving and veterans who get a discount. Please visit if you are here.

The museum tells the story of a Great British Regiment, that my oldest Brother served in The Gloucestershire Regiment. He served in Northern Ireland in 1978. Sadly 10 years ago My John passed away. I will enjoy Visiting this very special museum. Thank you.

Superb regimental museum covering the long history of the Gloucester Regiments from the 1700s to today's combined Rifles Regiment. So many historic battles and distinguished engagements. Truly inspiring. Good varied displays with information boards, artifacts, medals, pictures and staged scenes. Allow a couple of hours to do it justice. Well worth a visit. 😎👍👍👍👍

Spent a good 90 minutes there today and could have spent another 90 on top, so much fascinating information and displays about all the past wars. Thoroughly enjoyed the displays very informative, gutted I had to leave to be honest. The sacrifices all those men made and it was great to see all there uniforms and medals. Thanks for a pleasant visit. David Thomas