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Worcestershire is a mixture of old and new which is definitely represented in the shopping opportunities.
You can shop until you drop on the High Street with a variety of chains on offer, or visit Worcester’s independent shops and boutiques to find some unique gifts. Crowngate Shopping Centre offers great shopping in the centre of Worcester with a mixture of stores to choose from including House of Fraser, Debenhams, Boots, Primark, The Body Shop, HMV, New Look and Mothercare plus many others.
Worcester itself is host to many markets throughout the year and there are lots of shopping opportunities further afield. Across the county there are a multitude of antique shops, arts and crafts retailers and craft centres where visitors can buy something special for themselves or a loved one. There are also plenty of opportunities to purchase local food and drink produce grown and produced from the fertile plains of the river network which meanders through the county. Asparagus, plums and apples are a particular favourite amongst residents and visitors and these can be purchased from market towns and smaller specialist shops.
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Worcester
Worcester Warriors a great place to come and visit whether you’re a diehard supporter or just want to try something different. -
Malvern
With over 250 days of events throughout the year, everyone can enjoy a great day out at the Three Counties Showground. -
Holloways and The Glasshouse Café is a day out to appeal to anyone who loves their garden and food! -
Kidderminster
Kidderminster was internationally renowned for the carpets woven here. The Museum looks at the history, heritage and the people that worked in the industry. See large working looms, great interactives and a fabulous shop! -
Holloways and The Glasshouse Café is a day out to appeal to anyone who loves their garden and food!
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Worcester
Greyfriars is a beautiful timber-framed Merchant's house built in 1480 and saved from demolition in the 1940's. -
Droitwich
Webbs, Wychbold is one of the biggest garden centres in the UK and has been awarded Garden Centre of the Year three times! Catering for all your garden and home needs. -
Worcester
Cob House offers the visitor something different. Set in 45 acres with 9 fishing pools (8 course and 1 game), animals such as reindeer, alpacas, pigs, rabbits, chickens, ducks and quails which are completely free to visit. -
Ledbury
Westons Cider is situated in the Herefordshire countryside on the A449 between Ledbury and Ross-on-Wye. Guided Mill Tours at 11.00am, 12.30pm, 2.00pm and 3.30pm daily. Cider Shop open daily. Free Parking, Free Play Park. -
Broadway
William Morris used this extraordinary Folly on the Cotswold Ridge. You too can enjoy its spectacular views, architecture and setting. -
Worcester
Worcestershire Wildlife Trust is Worcestershire's foremost wildlife charity protecting wildlife for the future. The trust owns & manages over 75 nature reserves covering more than 2,200 acres. -
Stourport-on-Severn
Small English vineyard producing international award winning white wines, set in a secluded wildlife haven with cellar door shop and tasting room. -
Webbs, Wychbold is one of the biggest garden centres in the UK and has been awarded Garden Centre of the Year three times! Catering for all your garden and home needs. -
Worcester
The Pump House Environment Centre is located in a refurbished waterworks in Barbourne, Worcester, close to the River Severn. Inside, visitors will find lots of information on environmental issues, and a warm welcome in the café and shop. -
Bromsgrove
Becketts have been farming in Wythall, south Birmingham, for 80 years. Our mission is to bring fresh food and farming closer to our customers. We now comprise of a Farm Shop, Family Restaurant, Conference Facility and Cookery School.
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