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Food scene
Lovely local country pub, great food and a fantastic walk directly opposite in Shrawley Woods famous for the Blue Bell walk.
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The New Inn
Main StreetLovely local country pub, great food and a fantastic walk directly opposite in Shrawley Woods famous for the Blue Bell walk.
Wine doesn't have to be intimidating or a mystery.
Join us on our educational vineyard tours to learn about tasting wine and viticulture.
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Astley Vineyard
Wine doesn't have to be intimidating or a mystery.
Join us on our educational vineyard tours to learn about tasting wine and viticulture.
Lovely local pub situated on the beautiful River Severn. Great food and lovely hosts.
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The Holt Fleet
Lovely local pub situated on the beautiful River Severn. Great food and lovely hosts.
Fantastic food with a lovely country pub feel, dogs welcome and lovely atmosphere.
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The Masons Arms
Fantastic food with a lovely country pub feel, dogs welcome and lovely atmosphere.
Delicious local authentic Thai restaurant with a delivery service. Definitely worth a visit!
Chim Doo Thai
Venn LaneDelicious local authentic Thai restaurant with a delivery service. Definitely worth a visit!
Walkers
Beautiful scenery and fantastic walks can be found in Malvern Hills. It also has a lovely small shopping area with unique shops and a lovely theatre.
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Malvern Hills
Beautiful scenery and fantastic walks can be found in Malvern Hills. It also has a lovely small shopping area with unique shops and a lovely theatre.
Sightseeing
Worcester Cathedral has been described as possibly the most interesting of all England’s cathedrals, especially architecturally. The first cathedral was founded in 680. Saint Oswald built a later cathedral in 983, and established a monastery attached to it. Saint Wulfstan began the present building in 1084.
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Worcester Kathedrale
8 College YardWorcester Cathedral has been described as possibly the most interesting of all England’s cathedrals, especially architecturally. The first cathedral was founded in 680. Saint Oswald built a later cathedral in 983, and established a monastery attached to it. Saint Wulfstan began the present building in 1084.
Day Out
Perfect for all ages, West Midlands safari park has something for everyone and is only a 15 minute journey from us.
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West Midland Safari Park
Spring GrovePerfect for all ages, West Midlands safari park has something for everyone and is only a 15 minute journey from us.
Lovely local cafe with lots of animals and a play area to keep the children happy.
Cob House Fisheries
Lovely local cafe with lots of animals and a play area to keep the children happy.
xplore the dramatic ruins of Witley Court and travel back to a world of lavish house parties. Learn the stories behind the people who once lived and partied here, from servants to royal visitors. Discover elaborate parterre gardens and monumental fountains then find your way through enchanting woodland. As you explore the extensive grounds, remember to keep an eye out for the beautiful birds, including the great crested grebe, which make up Witley’s varied wildlife.
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Witley Court & Gardens
Worcester Roadxplore the dramatic ruins of Witley Court and travel back to a world of lavish house parties. Learn the stories behind the people who once lived and partied here, from servants to royal visitors. Discover elaborate parterre gardens and monumental fountains then find your way through enchanting woodland. As you explore the extensive grounds, remember to keep an eye out for the beautiful birds, including the great crested grebe, which make up Witley’s varied wildlife.
City/town information
Lovely high street with some unique shops and eateries. Picturesque walks along the River Severn and Worcester Cathedral.
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Worcester
Lovely high street with some unique shops and eateries. Picturesque walks along the River Severn and Worcester Cathedral.