Attractions

One of the oldest privately owned arboretums in the country with listed walled garden containing Italianate garden, herbaceous borders & tearoom.

Avoncroft Museum is a unique home for historic buildings which have been rescued from demolition and rebuilt in a beautiful corner of Worcestershire's rural countryside.

Traditionally farmed estate & medieval manor house. Over 5 miles of walks through park & woodland.

The first complete landscape design by 'Capability' Brown, restoration has been ongoing since 1996.

Crowngate is Worcester's premier shopping centre offering unrivalled shopping and leisure choices in the very heart of the city.

Discover the history of Droitwich Spa from salt town to modern day. BBC radio room, brass rubbing, souvenirs, comprehensive Tourist Information Centre.

Magnificent fairytale castle dramatically situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the foothills of The Malvern's.

Weekend, day & evening events in a wide variety of subjects; from art to zen.

Unique museum telling the history of needle making in listed Victorian water mill. 12th Century Cistercian Abbey ruins & Visitor Centre.

Early 18th Century house, garden & park owned by the Vernon family for nearly 300 years.

Hidcote Manor Garden is justly famous for its series of exquisite garden rooms, decorated with an overflowing abundance of plants.

Beautiful 200 year old barns converted into 12 craft studio workshops, falconry, daytime farmhouse restaurant, craft gallery and gift shop. Evening restaurant, a la carte. Superb landscape gardens with stunning views of the Malverns.

Largest passenger vessel operating on the River Severn offering quality day & evening cruises for 20 to 200 passengers.

Steam-hauled trains running along the beautiful Severn Valley from Kidderminster - Bridgnorth. Special events throughout the year which will appeal to all ages.

A Cotswold manor housing a fabulous collection of craftsmanship & design, set in an intimate Arts & Crafts inspired garden.

Spetchley offers most aspects of gardening: formal/informal woodland and herbaceous, rare species, peaceful walks and deer park.

A glorious Grade I listed building dating back to the 12th century. The Commandery has a long and varied history.

The Quintessential English Pub, owned by the National Trust and run with a love of tradition.

A slow food cafe/restaurant and shop, nine designer maker studios and a complementary therapy centre combined in one environmentally conscious community.

The Greyfriars is a beautiful timber-framed Merchant's house built in 1481 and saved from demolition in the 1940's.

Nestling beneath Worcestershire's magnificent Malvern Hills, the showground is the perfect venue for business & leisure events.

Morgan Motor Company, over 100 years of Driving Passion! Guided Factory Tours - Be amazed at hand craftsmanship, Museum and Shop.

Learn about the talented workforce and everyday life as you travel through the Georgian, Victorian and 20th Century galleries. Free audio tour with entry.

A 90-minute historical walking tour about the making of Worcester which is led by one of its past characters.

The Worcestershire Way winds its way through 31 miles of beautiful Worcestershire countryside, including woodlands, orchards, historic towns and villages.

150 acres of grassy hills with panoramic views. Circular walks&orienteering course. Café is open daily with a large flat picnic area & adventure playground along with information point&toilets.

A fantastic garden centre in Worcestershire.

One of Britain's best garden centres, including display gardens, restaurant, award-winning indoor & outdoor plants & everything you could need for your garden and home.

West Midland Safari Park has a great line up of fantastic family entertainment for the summer season this year. Open every day until the 5th November 2010 (except on Sat 18th Sept 2010 when it is fully booked).

Step back in time to a bygone age of great wealth when the house played host to royal parties. Enjoy the beautiful gardens & lake, woodland walks, amazing fountains - a magical world for children to explore.

Worcester Cathedral is one of England's most magnificent and inspiring buildings, a place of prayer and worship for fourteen centuries.

The art gallery & museum runs a programme of exhibitions/events for all the family. Explore the fascinating displays, temporary exhibitions, cafe, shop and Worcestershire Soldier Galleries.

17 exciting summer jumping race days, from May-Oct 2010, set in the heart of Worcester on the banks of the River Severn.

100 acres of ancient woodland, 10 acres of wildflower meadow. 2 waymarked circular walks, children's play area. Information displays.

The County Museum tells Worcestershire's story from prehistory to the twentieth century & is housed in the magnificent surroundings of Hartlebury Castle.

A simple 700-year-old church with spectacular monuments featuring life-size figures in glorious 17th century costume.

A 400 hectare country park with visitor centre, café and gift shop. Superb lakeside trails & children's play area.

English Vineyard producing international award winning white wines; set in secluded wildlife haven! Free entrance, wine tasting & vineyard trail.

A premier centre for the conservation of rare and traditional breeds of farmyard poultry and rare breed farm animals.

Take to the trees at Go Ape! Experience an exhilarating course of rope bridges, Tarzan swings and zip slides.

Hands on pottery studio: Potters Wheel, Modelling, Ceramic Painting, Birthday Parties and Workshops, telephone to book a time. Ceramics available for sale.

Sir Edward Elgar may well have played the lovely Georgian organ inside this Norman church set beside a lost medieval village.

A Norman time capsule in a beautiful and remote setting on a steep bank above a stream.

A handsome square towered church with a Norman tub font, 16th century pews and a spectacular screen with painted panels.

An imposing church rebuilt on Norman foundations in the 16th century with stained glass by major artists of the past 150 years.

An architectural masterpiece in a National Trust park with sumptuous hexagonal pulpit and monuments by famous 17th and 18th century sculptors.

A tiny, atmospheric 14th century village church with 17th century furnishings, grimly beautiful monuments and strange stone carvings.

A perfectly preserved 18th century church complete with box pews, gallery and Grade I listed Gray Brother's organ from 1796.

3 acre gardens to enjoy throughout the seasons - magnolias, camellias, rhododendrons, herbaceous borders, heathers, laburnum walk, secret garden and much more.

With free admission, activities and displays around the environment, everyone is guaranteed an informative and fun filled time.

Small Vineyard producing award winning still and sparkling white wines under the "Elgar" label. Shop and free wine tastings. B&B available.

Saltglaze potter working in a beautiful country setting. Pots are all designed & made by Toff Milway on the premises & reflect his enthusiasm for food and gardening. Very durable functional pots with subtle surface textures and lustres.