This is the most important Norman Church in Worcestershire with the most significant Norman architecture in the area. The main Church structure, including the superb...

Housed in a historic and unusual 18th Century butchers shambles, the museum provides a fascinating insight into the growth & trades of the town and...

The Severn Valley Railway runs regular steam services through this beautiful area of countryside and allows visitors the rare chance in this country to travel...

At Rays Farm you will see a variety of deer, friendly goats and farm animals. Watch the grace and splendour of many owls and...

Kyre Park is a 29 acre garden and shrubbery which was planned and laid out from 1754 by Capability Brown, and is now in the...

The small rural church of St Mary’s is adjacent to Kyre Park House and has an unusual passageway connecting it to the house. The church,...

This Twelfth century church is built of pink sandstone and has a distinctive timber bell turret. It is important for the significant amount...

There has been a place of worship on this site since celtic times, which is confirmed by the circular churchyard and yew of immense age...

The imposing church of St Peter’s is situated in the tiny Worcestershire village of Stoke Bliss, near the towns of Tenbury Wells and Bromyard. The...

Tenbury Wells Museum carries an extensive collection related to the history and development of this community. One of the highlights of the collection is...

Tenbury Wells mineral waters were found in 1840, bringing about the spa building in 1862. The Spa or Pump Rooms as it is generally known,...

Tenbury Wells had the word Wells added to its name in the 19th Century in an attempt to promote the natural mineral water that is...

The Butter Market is usually referred to as the Round Market even though it is oval in shape. Built in 1858 and originally an open...

Shelsley Walsh Hill Climb is the oldest motorsports venue in the world that is still held on its original course. This historic course is based...

Burford House and Gardens is set in a beautiful 15 acre riverside setting close to the market towns of Tenbury Wells and Ludlow. The site...

Ludlow Museum is a well-loved part of the community and holds a wealth of information on a range of subjects that relate to the growth...

Burlish Top is a peaceful rural nature reserve over 35 hectares. It is located on the South Kidderminster, North Stourport-on-Severn boundaries. It is a large...

Kidderminster Railway Museum was opened by a group of enthusiasts and local authority supporters to celebrate the great history of railways in this area of...

St Michael’s college chapel, like the College itself, is built in a 14th Century style. Founded in 1856 by Frederick Ouseley to provide a model...

Thomas Foley built Witley Court in 1655 on the former site of a mediaeval manor house. John Nash designed subsequent additions in the early 1800s...

At the Stone House Cottage Garden you will find three quarters of an acre walled garden full of plants, with rare wall shrubs, climbers and...

Housed in the historic and beautiful Hartlebury Castle, once the home to the Bishops of Worcestershire, this museum is one of the most impressive in...

A stone built Elizabethan house of some note, Morville Hall has been owned and maintained by the National Trust since 1965. Altered and enlarged...

Harvington Hall is an Elizabethan, moated manor house with rare wall paintings and the finest series of priests hiding places in the country. The...

Harvington Mill is a beautiful example of a mill that would have once been an important part of the local industry in this area....

The National Trust have been charged with the task of keeping this beautiful house and grounds in order. The stately home is simply filled...

The Chapel at Brockhampton-by-Bromyard was built in a Georgian Gothic style around 1799 to replace the now ruined 12th Century family chapel at Lower Brockhampton,...

Located on the border between Herefordshire and Worcestershire, Lower Brockhampton is a romantic medieval moated manor house. The timber-framed property is owned by the National...

The National Trust acquired this beautiful late 17th Century mansion in 1978. It houses a fascinating series of collections, including Dutch flower paintings and...

This church, with its central tower, is mainly late 12th Century but the four supporting arches, belfry and unusual corner stair turret, climbing above the...

A visit to the Victorian shop, which is home to Teddy Bears of Bromyard, is like a trip down memory lane. The shop is brimming...

This local history centre is one of the main cultural centre points in this area of the world. It holds a massive collection of...

The Heritage Centre is a short walk from Bromyard town centre and is a museum which is dedicated to hops and hop picking. The displays...

The church in Collington, dedicated to St Mary, is a small structure built in the Early English style of architecture and consists of a nave...

It is possible that this church was originally built when the de Lacy family held the manor of Stoke Lacy, as there is a restored...

The Conquest, Bromyard’s purpose built theatre, has been at its present location in Tenbury Road since 1991. It offers a variety of entertainment including plays...

The Northgate Museum is located in Bridgnorth and is filled with an archive of treasures that relate to the people and institutions of this area....

Walk around the family-owned vineyards at Paunton Court and read all about the varieties of vines grown here from the information boards. The Model Vineyard...

Kinver Edge is a spectacular high sandstone ridge that was once home to Britain’s last cave dwellers. The unique rock carved houses have been...

Edwin Ralph church is mainly 13th Century, with an earlier Norman window and doorway. The tower, with its shingled spire houses several monuments, probably moved...