You can relive Gloucester Tall Ships Festival 2019
This time last year thousands of people descended upon Gloucester Docks for the city's popular Tall Ships Festival.
This time last year thousands of people descended upon Gloucester Docks for the city's popular Tall Ships Festival.
And although the festival isn't set to take place this year, you can still relive all the fun of the 2019 event below.
The three-day event kicked off at 10am on Saturday, May 25 with everything from beautiful tall ships sailing into the docks, pirates running riot through the city and an exhilarating zip wire across the water - the event had it all.
The Pirate Walk in Gloucester 2019
The festival ran until 5pm on the Monday Bank Holiday and there were so many events occurring - from climbing aboard Tall Ships to singing sea shanties with pirates.
The 2019 event was so successful in fact, reportedly giving the local economy an £11.2million boost which they say is equivalent to providing 200 full time jobs for a year, it was nominated for a National award.
The festival was nominated for the National Outdoor Events Association's 'Event of the Year award' with people travelling from around the world - even as far as Australia - to enjoy the event and bask in the glorious sunshine.
You can relive the 2019 event below:
Reach for the sky...
Performers in anti-gravity suits took to the skies at the three-day event.
(Image: PA)1 of 6Tall Ships heading in to Gloucester Docks
A number of Tall Ships sailed into Gloucester in the days leading up to the event.
(Image: SIMON PIZZEY)2 of 6Take cover!
A number of battle demonstrations took place both on board and ashore.
(Image: SIMON PIZZEY)3 of 6
