Bewdley
Dominated by St. Anne’s Church and
Sir Thomas Telford’s three arch bridge, Bewdley is a pretty and peaceful Georgian town on the banks
of the River Severn. It was once a thriving inland port until the canal was built at Stourport-on-Severn. Today the town is much as it was in the 18th Century.
More information
can be obtained from the following websites www.wft.co.uk and www.wyreforestdc.gov.uk
- Coach
Parking
Two
spaces: Dog lane Car park (town centre)
- Coach
Parking Charges
Three
times normal parking fee
- Drop off Arrangements
No
designated area
- Toilets
Load
Street Car
Park (RADAR Key)
Dog Lane Car park (Superloo)
All public toilets except
the Superloo close early evening
- Facilities
in the Town
Tourist
Information Centre
Bewdley Museum
QEII Silver Jubilee Gardens and Green
Theatre
St. Anne’s Parish Church
Cafes, pubs, restaurants
Riverside
Walks
- Markets
Market
Day – Saturday
Farmers
Market – last Sunday of each month
- Eating
Stops for Groups
Prior
arrangements requested
The Ramada Jarvis Hotel
The
Running Horse
