The Tyndale Monument at North Nibley in Gloucestershire was completed in 1866 as a memorial to William Tyndale, one of the first people to translate the bible into English.
It stands 34 metres (111 feet) tall. A spiral staircase of 121 steps leads to the top with views across the Severn Estuary.
Access inside the monument is currently closed.
The monument was closed due to COVID-19, and during that time several birds have nested and raised their young on the stairs. There are still some nests with eggs and young chicks.
ILLUMINATION DIARY
Thu 28 Oct 2021
Rebecca Hanley
Wishing Adam a very Happy 40th birthday. Lots of love Mum, Dad, Lucy, Becky, Chris, Rosie and Holly.xxxFri 5 Nov 2021
Andrea
Happy heavenly birthday jan we miss and love you xxFri 12 - Sun 14 Nov 2021
In loving memory of our son Oliver. XSun 28 Nov 2021
Wendy Daniell
Steve & Wendy are celebrating their Ruby Wedding Anniversary. Well done us!Tue 30 Nov 2021
BookedTue 7 Dec 2021
BookedMon 20 Dec 2021
In memory of Dan Ward gone but never forgotten...Fri 24 Dec 2021
More than that 😊 xFri 18 Mar 2022
In memory of Dad, Robert (“Bob”) Shearman, who spent his childhood in Nibley and Southend, latterly of Wotton❤️Wed 20 Apr 2022
John Vickers
Happy 10th Wedding Anniversary My Lovely Wife xxxWed 13 Jul 2022
Happy 80th Birthday Dad/ Grandad/ Godfrey Marsland! Have a lovely day xSat 16 Jul 2022
Rebecca Pain
BookedSat 12 - Mon 14 Nov 2022
Rebecca Pain
BookedTo illuminate the monument for your special occasion, visit our booking page.
