Follow the brown signs
-
inspire me
find brown signs around me
-
get involved
put your brown sign on the map
-
blog
my brown signing adventures
-
brown signs
what they are & why they're important
-
about me
the girl behind the signs
-
history
where it began & where we are now
Tyndale Monument
Entrance is FREE!
The Tyndale Monument is a tower at North Nibley, it was built in honour of William Tyndale a translator of the New Testament who was thought to have been born nearby. Constructed in 1866 the tower is 111 ft high with a spiral staircase leading up to the top of 121 steps. The hill and the height of the tower allows a wide range of views, including the River Estuary.
How to find us
Tyndale Monument
Tyndale Monument
Cotswold Way
Dursley
Gloucestershire GL11 6DX
UK
Get directions to this attraction
New stuff on the blog
-
Sleeping around (Europe on trains and ferries)
My sister sent me a text last week saying “they’ve just announced a new sleeper train service from Paris to Berlin”. “Shitting bloody WOW!” I responded, naturally. And in the split second after reading that text it was decided in my mind that I would be getting on that train. […]
Find what you’re looking for (any subject, place or thing)
