Set in the stunning countryside of the West Midlands, Malvern View places you in the prime position to enjoy five areas of outstanding natural beauty, a haven for tourists that love the countryside and provides the ideal place to relax and unwind.
Be transported from rural Worcester, to the bustling streets of Thailand with the authentic food at Chim Doo. Located in a beautiful converted barn, they offer a taste of Thailand with traditional favourites including red and green curry, plus lots of other tasty dishes to try.
Globe is an independent family owned bar and dining room, serving freshly cooked food, excellent wines, and locally roasted coffee. The menus change depending on the season to work with suppliers providing the finest, freshest, quality ingredients.
Green Cow Kitchens offer a seasonal menu with produce from its own farm. Taste foods from pheasant, partridge and duck to home grown wild garlic, elderflower, and plums to make sumptuous meals in a gorgeous restaurant setting.
Open throughout the year, Hampton Court Castle and Gardens is a place to discover history. There are a range of events for all the family to enjoy, with many garden and wildlife activities in the spring and summer months. You’ll love visiting the castle time and time again for its old-world charm and beautiful ornamental gardens.
Witness some of the most iconic, historic architecture in Britain. Having been a place of worship since the 8th-century and steeped in history, Hereford Cathedral is home to the famous Mappa Mundi, the medieval map of the world which was created around 1300. This artefact is listed on the UNESCO Memory of the World Register.
The Live and Let Live is one of the oldest buildings on Bringsty common. This 16th Century former cider house is the only thatched pub in Herefordshire. Whether you’re looking for afternoon tea in beautiful surrounding or traditional pub grub after a long walk, the Live and Let Live is for you.
Malvern Theatres is proud of its standing as a leading centre of artistic excellence in the West Midlands. Since opening as the Malvern Assembly Rooms in 1885, it has undergone many changes and is now home to two theatres and a cinema, boasting an impressive range of critically acclaimed theatrical and cinematic productions.
Straddling the Herefordshire–Shropshire border, Mortimer Forest showcases the best of these regions - breathtaking, unspoiled beauty, flora, fauna and endless scenic walks. Named after the once-powerful Mortimer family, this forest is teeming with wildlife: pack a picnic and lose yourselves in nature.
Queenswood is the only designated country park in the county. It includes the arboretum, a 47-acre tree collection with over 1,200 rare and exotic trees from all over the world and 123 acres of semi-natural ancient woodland which is designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest and Local Nature Reserve.
A “proper” country pub, welcoming and cosy in winter but also with a beautiful terrace and gardens to enjoy during the spring and summer months. The daily specials and creative dining menus offer dishes using fresh, award-winning local and seasonal produce, from light lunches, to Baiting House pub classics and hearty main courses.
The Glasshouse Cafe is situated inside a beautiful conservatory with views over the Suckley Hills. There is an outdoor seating area in a sunny courtyard for summer, and a log-burning fire for cosy winter days. You can sit at dining tables or on comfortable sofas, with daily newspapers and magazines to read, and free Wi-Fi.
Described as a mountain range in miniature, The Malvern Hills are an eight-mile ridge that contain some of the most stunning views in Britain with their craggy outline being reminiscent of the uplands further west into Wales. George Mallory, the English mountaineer, walked here in preparation for his ascent of Everest.
The Royal Oak in Bromyard Downs is a traditional 300-year old black & white Freehouse pub. Set in beautiful gardens, if you’re after a relaxing meal, with local produce it’s well worth a visit.
Calling all Dr. Who fans! The Time Machine Museum will be right up your alley. Home to the finest collection of television science fiction props and costumes in the UK, this collection houses memorabilia from Star Wars, Thunderbirds, Doctor Who and lots more. A visit to this permanent Museum really is a must for fans of television science fiction!
Admire exotic butterflies and take the opportunity to learn about each stage of their life cycle - this is one for adults and kids. The team at the zoo work hard on the conservation of many rare species from all over the world. With its own visitor centre, there’s also a maze, mini golf and laser tag - a complete family day out.
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