Guidebook for Worcestershire
Food Scene
Known for their free range turkey's but during asparagus season they are really worth a detour to buy some!
Goodmans Geese
Great WitleyKnown for their free range turkey's but during asparagus season they are really worth a detour to buy some!
Relaxed coffee shop WR6 6SP with butcher and vegetable shop next to it. Plenty of space for bikes for those who wish to cycle there.
The Honey Pot
Relaxed coffee shop WR6 6SP with butcher and vegetable shop next to it. Plenty of space for bikes for those who wish to cycle there.
The Manor Arms Pub at Abberley near Worcester
Super village pub known for good food
8 - 10th September. Featuring more than 160 top quality small independent food and drink producers from Ludlow and the Marches, free talks and demonstrations, children's activities, 'hands-on' workshops and much more all inside Ludlow Castle. Throughout Ludlow's historic town centre there is seemingly no end of food-related events, such as the famous Ludlow Sausage Trail and Real Ale Trail, not forgetting all the old favourites both inside and outside the Castle, including pudding tastings and markets.
14 locals recommend
Ludlow Food Festival
Castle Square8 - 10th September. Featuring more than 160 top quality small independent food and drink producers from Ludlow and the Marches, free talks and demonstrations, children's activities, 'hands-on' workshops and much more all inside Ludlow Castle. Throughout Ludlow's historic town centre there is seemingly no end of food-related events, such as the famous Ludlow Sausage Trail and Real Ale Trail, not forgetting all the old favourites both inside and outside the Castle, including pudding tastings and markets.
The Baiting House
Upper SapeyA village pub serving great food. WR6 6XT
Drinks & Nightlife
The Bell
Church StreetSuperb reputation for the beer served in this pub. WR6 6AE
Sightseeing
The historic city of Worcester is 11 miles away approx 25 min to drive and has something for everyone.
83 locals recommend
Worcester Cathedral
8 College YardThe historic city of Worcester is 11 miles away approx 25 min to drive and has something for everyone.
Arts & Culture
Witley Court was one of England's great country houses. Today it is a spectacular ruin. It has a beautiful church with painted ceilings, tea shop and gardens. They have an adventure walk, playground and often have Victorian events.
53 locals recommend
Witley Court & Gardens
Worcester RoadWitley Court was one of England's great country houses. Today it is a spectacular ruin. It has a beautiful church with painted ceilings, tea shop and gardens. They have an adventure walk, playground and often have Victorian events.
Stratford makes a super day out. Shops, plenty of places to eat, outstanding theater. Narrow boats on the river and river walks.
118 locals recommend
Shakespeare's Birthplace
Henley StreetStratford makes a super day out. Shops, plenty of places to eat, outstanding theater. Narrow boats on the river and river walks.
A great place for those interested in the history of the civil war and an historic part of the city with good eateries nearby.
31 locals recommend
The Commandery
SidburyA great place for those interested in the history of the civil war and an historic part of the city with good eateries nearby.
Parks & Nature
A good place to start walking the Malvern Hills. A hilly walk with super views over Herefordshire and Worcestershire. There are plenty of picnic spots on the way. The hills are mostly granite but the hills have many fossils. Children love to search for the limestones fossil corals and other shelly creatures that can be found.
18 locals recommend
British Camp Hill Fort
A good place to start walking the Malvern Hills. A hilly walk with super views over Herefordshire and Worcestershire. There are plenty of picnic spots on the way. The hills are mostly granite but the hills have many fossils. Children love to search for the limestones fossil corals and other shelly creatures that can be found.
Ribbesford Bike Park
Great cycle routes and good for dog walking in quiet woodlands.
The Worcestershire Way is a waymarked long-distance trail within the county of Worcestershire, England. It runs 31 miles from Bewdley to Great Malvern incorporating stunning views. You can walk from the accommodation to join the Worcestershire Way at Abberley Hall School or park at Wynniatts Way and take in the views from the hills.
Wynniatts Way
Wynniatts WayThe Worcestershire Way is a waymarked long-distance trail within the county of Worcestershire, England. It runs 31 miles from Bewdley to Great Malvern incorporating stunning views. You can walk from the accommodation to join the Worcestershire Way at Abberley Hall School or park at Wynniatts Way and take in the views from the hills.
The Wyre Forest has a selection of beginner and novice waymarked mountain bike trails but is more renowned for the pretty decent network of natural MTB trails in the area. Based near Bewdley and Kidderminster it runs along the county border between Worcestershire and Shropshire. Large areas of great walks.
20 locals recommend
Wyre Forest Centre
Callow HillThe Wyre Forest has a selection of beginner and novice waymarked mountain bike trails but is more renowned for the pretty decent network of natural MTB trails in the area. Based near Bewdley and Kidderminster it runs along the county border between Worcestershire and Shropshire. Large areas of great walks.
Essentials
Great Witley Post Office & Shop
Worcester RoadFor all the food essentials. Newspapers. PO cash available.
Shopping
Stourport High Street has most essentials but TESCO is open longer! Open 7am - 10 pm
Tesco Superstore
Severn RoadStourport High Street has most essentials but TESCO is open longer! Open 7am - 10 pm