Bewdley
Bewdley is a small town in the county of Worcestershire and it's known for being the gateway to the Wyre Forest national nature reserve, a beautiful, unspoilt place to walk and cycle. However, there...
Worcestershire Certificated Locations
Worcestershire is located in the English West Midlands, nestled between the Malvern Hills and the Cotswolds. It's ideal for a short British break, as it's easy to access from almost anywhere in the UK.
The county is best known for its primary city, Worcester, and the much-loved sauce, but there is plenty more to see and do here no matter what your age.
Worcestershire has a pleasant mix of quiet villages, market towns and bigger cities, so you can shop, eat out at cost cafes or traditional pubs, sightsee and explore the open countryside that includes scenic river valleys and woodlands.
Highlights include the Malvern Hills AONB, the West Midlands Safari Park, Hanbury Hall, Bewdley, Greyfriars' House and Garden and the Severn Valley Railway.
There are also numerous museums that will fill you in on all the interesting titbits the county's history has to offer.
Broadway
Broadway in the Cotswolds is regarded by many as one of the most attractive villages in the region. The ‘Jewel of the Cotswolds’ has a picturesque high street lined with chestnut trees and features a mix...
Clent
Situated among the hills of Worcestershire, Clent is a charming English village and an ideal destination for those who enjoy the great outdoors. The Clent Hills provide plenty of opportunities for hillwalking....
Droitwich Spa
Situated on the River Salwarpe in Worcestershire, Droitwich Spa (also known as just Droitwich) has a history spanning back to Roman times. The first community settled in Droitwich Spa around 2000 years...
Evesham
The historic market town of Evesham in Worcestershire is an ideal destination for those interested in fishing or locomotives. Lenches Lakes offer a tranquil setting for a spot of fly fishing, and visitors...
Great Malvern
A stunning town with a lovely hillside setting, Great Malvern originated as a spa village with therapeutic qualities attributed to its natural springs. During the Georgian and Victorian periods, the town...
Kidderminster
Kidderminster is a town located in the heart of the attractive Worcestershire countryside. It is famous for its carpet making and the Museum of Carpet offers a great chance to explore the history of the...
Pershore
Pershore's picturesque location makes it a popular choice for cyclists and ramblers, as it has miles of beautiful Worcestershire countryside right on its doorstep. The River Avon provides a great backdrop...
Redditch
Redditch in Worcestershire offers a great mix of old and new attractions to explore. The town is home to the quirky National Needle Museum, as well as ruins of the 11th century Bordesley Abbey and, dating...
Stourport-on-Severn
Stourport is a beautiful riverside town south-west of Kidderminster and makes a great location for exploring the fine scenery of the Severn Valley. As well as riverside meadow walks, families can enjoy...