Looking for things to do in Herefordshire? This West Midlands county is brimming with countryside and culture. Charge your cameras to explore Hereford’s areas of outstanding natural beauty through lush Wye valleys and remote Malvern hills bursting with spring water. You can walk through history from Norman castle ruins to Tudor manors and pause in cathedrals to gape at treasured Mappa Mundi. The county’s eclectic festivals are famed far and wide for their range of ciders, beers, and country music. Though you’ll have to bring your head for amber Wye Valley Brewery ales.
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Walk through Deer parks and Battle sites on The Mortimer Trail
Enjoy an autumn walk along The Mortimer Trail, from the Welsh border to the medieval town of Ludlow on a Wheely Wonderful Cycling and Walking holiday.
Location: Mortimer Country, North Herefordshire
Walk across 650-million-year-old rocks
The Malvern Hills is a range of ancient rocks that straddle the Herefordshire and Worcestershire border.
Location: Malvern Hills, Herefordshire
Visit a cinematic favourite at Eastnor
Eastnor’s typical castle architecture has made it the star of many a movie and TV programme over the years.
Location: Ledbury, Herefordshire
Visit the SAS Memorial at Hereford Cathedral
This spectacular memorial to the SAS regiment at Hereford Cathedral welcomes those seeking reflection, pilgrimage and worship.
Location: Hereford, Herefordshire
Exploring rural Herefordshire
Cider, swans and spectacular views. Three reasons why you’ll love Herefordshire.
Location: Herefordshire
Spendid views and a splendid bath at Cothill Barn
Relaxing is all you and the family need to worry about at this historical barn in the heart of the English countryside.
Location: Cothill, Herefordshire
Herefordshire Cider Route
Cycling and cider makes for a great combination in Herefordshire.
Location: Ledbury, Herefordshire
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