Things to do in Newent, Gloucestershire
Newent is the smallest of the four towns in the Forest of Dean District and lies in the North West corner of the county of Gloucestershire, known for many years as the capital of the 
Ryelands.
The name appears in the Doomsday Book as 'Noent'. Sandwiched between the Malvern Hills and tree covered slopes of the Forest of Dean, it is known for its 17th century half-timbered Market House and 
St. Mary's Church which dates back to Norman times. Listed buildings can also be found in the main street.
At Newent you will find the National Birds of Prey Centre, the Shambles Museum, and St. Anne's Vineyard.
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Days Out in Newent
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International Centre for Birds of Prey (1 Mile)*
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Eastnor Castle (7 Miles)*
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Westbury Court Garden (7 Miles)*
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How Caple Court Gardens (7 Miles)*
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Gloucester Cathedral (8 Miles)*
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Gloucester Waterways Museum (8 Miles)*
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Gloucester Waterways Museum - Trips (8 Miles)*
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Little Malvern Court (10 Miles)*
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Dean Heritage Centre (10 Miles)*
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Goodrich Castle (11 Miles)*
Places to Visit near Newent
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Ross-on-wye (7 Miles)*
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Ledbury (7 Miles)*
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Westbury-on-Severn (8 Miles)*
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Gloucester (8 Miles)*
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Cinderford (8 Miles)*
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Arlingham (9 Miles)*
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Tewkesbury (11 Miles)*
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Upton upon Severn (12 Miles)*
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Malvern (12 Miles)*
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Coleford (13 Miles)*
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