For a get-away to rural Britain, Herefordshire offers a wonderful opportunity. Enjoy the quiet black and white villages - an architectural trip back in time to the Tudor period, or the Golden Valley, nestled against the Black Mountains. Visit castles, historic houses, and ancient churches. Hampton Court Palace dating back to before the 15th century is a must to visit. Beside the exotic gardens, which include the Maze, island pavilions, the one hundred and fifty year old wisteria tunnel, there is also the garden shop to buy your plants and local crafts and gifts. Shop in the market towns and take a little bit of Herefordshire back home. Explore along Offas Dyke Path, following the 8th century barrier between the Anglo-Saxon kingdom of Mercia and Wales. Follow the Cider Route to nine different mills producing over 60 million gallons per year. There is much much more that Herefordshire can offer for the tourist.
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Butcher Row House Museum, Ledbury is a timber framed two room museum packed with local memorabilia to take you back to the time of your grandparent...
Grove Golf & Bowl, Leominster is Herefordshire's finest range of leisure facilities cleverly sculpted into the beautiful countryside. We offer...
Hergest Croft Gardens, Kington is set in the heart of the Welsh Marches, this 70 acre garden has stunning views towards the Black Mountains. Create...
The Museum of Cider, Hereford is dedicated to the art of cider, from traditional origins to 19th century important developments of which Hereford w...
Oaker Wood Leisure is an Outdoor Activity Centre located near Kingsland, Leominster. Based in a beautiful woodland setting with 2 lakes we offer...
The Johnson family have been making Cider on Broome Farm, Herefordshire since they arrived there in the 1930's. In 2003, Mike Johnson, third-ge...
The Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is an internationally important protected landscape straddling the border between England and Wal...