Much of the battlefield remains open and undeveloped. Luckily, the area which remains includes the most significant areas, where the Yorkists took the initiative with ‘right a sharp shower of arrows and shot of guns’, and where Richard Duke of Gloucester’s division attacked Edmund Duke of Somerset.
A waymarked 45 minute walking route takes you through the key areas. Information panels are dotted along the route and will help explain the significance of the various locations.
A battle trail leaflet is available from the Tourist Information Centre or if you prefer click here to download a copy
Tewkesbury Battlefield Society hold monthly guided walks, and will arrange special walks for groups or special occasions.
Contact: 01684 855040
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