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Best of Hereford

What to see and do in Hereford ?

Hereford Cathedral

The Cathedral dates from 1079 and contains the Mappa Mundi, a medieval map of the world dating from the 13th century which was restored in the late 20th century.

Old House

The Old House, Hereford is an historic black and white house in the centre of High Town in Hereford. It is now a museum about life in the Jacobean era of the 1600s when it was built.

Hereford Museum

The Hereford Museum and Art Gallery, housed in a Victorian Gothic building and opened in 1874, presents artefacts, fine art, and decorative art associated with the local area.

Hereford Cider Museum

The Hereford Cider Museum is in the city, with a shop, and an interactive guide to producing the drink. It is a registered Charity Trust founded in the early 1970s by people who wanted to record the past, and also the disappearing traditional art of cider making that had been practiced for generations on the farms in the “Cider Counties”. Situated in an old cider factory, it opened in 1980.

Where is Hereford in England ?

About Herefordshire

The historic county of Herefordshire is located in the West Midlands region of England. Situated on the Welsh border, the region is the perfect place to experience the far western corner of the country. The cathedral city of Hereford lies in the centre of the county, surrounded by small communities throughout the area. Experience the peace and quiet of the rural West Midlands with a holiday to Herefordshire. Enjoy green pastures, rolling hills and Hereford cattle in this charming county. With a number of quaint farm houses and bed and breakfasts, the region offers a rural retreat in western England

Herefordshire accommodation is spread across the county in a variety of locations. From the city centre to the rural outskirts, we have a number of hotels in scenic settings. Enjoy the county’s main city with a stay in one of the many lodges in and around Hereford. Explore the naturally beautiful Wye Valley in a bed and breakfast in the quaint town of Ross-On-Wye to the south of the county. In the north, choose a farm house in Leominster to experience the peace and quiet of the English country side.

As one of England’s 39 historic county’s, Herefordshire is abundant in heritage and culture. Ideally located on the English Welsh border, the area has seen many battles between the two countries. Delve in to the region’s deep past with a visit to one of the many historic sites and museums.

The historic county of Herefordshire is full of things to see and do. With over 130 castles in the region, holidaymakers are spoilt for choice. Begin you historic journey with a visit to the cathedral city of Hereford. Here you will find the longstanding Hereford Castle with over 1,000 years of history.

While exploring Hereford, keep an eye out for the city’s most famous export, Hereford beef cattle. The docile breed has been exported to the United States, South America and Australia but can still be found throughout the agricultural areas of its home county. See the cattle up close and personal with a drive through the country side or taste them for yourself with a juicy steak at the local pub.

In addition to cattle, Herefordshire is also famous for its fruit orchards. Take a tour of one of the many pear and apple orchards and sample the fresh produce for yourself. Indulge with a glass of the county’s local cider while you’re at it.

For more natural attractions, travel to the scenic Wye Valley near the town of Ross-On-Wye. The United Kingdom’s fifth largest river, the River Wye, flows through the region. Regarded as area of outstanding natural beauty, the southern part of the county is well worth exploring. Embark on a scenic walk along the river to experience the surrounding wilderness. Differently, discover the river by boat with a kayaking or canoeing tour.

Another area of outstanding natural beauty can be found in the Malvern Hills to the east of the county. Located near the Welsh border, the area is abundant in lush greenery and scenic surrounds. While you’re here, visit the Eastnor Castle to experience the best of the region. Surrounded by the stunning Malvern Hills, the well maintained grounds are home to deer and other native animals. Browse the beautiful gardens and enjoy the peace and quiet of Herefordshire.