Worcester (England) Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
city and the county town of Worcestershire, England
About Worcester (England)
Worcester began as a Roman period settlement. It is famous for the part it played in theEnglish Civil War: the scene of some of the decisive battles, and of Prince Charles' escape, after in his defeat. Parts of the town still have buildings from this period, particularly Friar Street. It has pleasant river walks, a medieval cathedral and the ruins of monastic cloisters. The medieval city walls remain in traces. Around the cathedral are picturesque Georgian residences. Worcester is the ancestral home of the famous Lea and Perrins Worcestershire sauce. It's produced by the Heinz Corporation on its factory on Midlands Road in the city, where it has been produced since 1897. Worcester is also the home of one of England's better known county cricket teams. The city was heavily renovated during
Top Attractions in Worcester (England)
Explore the best things to see and do in Worcester (England):
- ★College Green
- ★Cripplegate Park
- ★Elgar's Birthplace Museum
- ★Fort Royal Hill
- ★Gheluvelt Park
- ★Greyfriars' House and Garden
- ★Guild Hall
- ★Huntingdon Hall
Where to Eat in Worcester (England)
Must-try local food and restaurants:
- 🍴Ashleys Restaurant
- 🍴Browns
- 🍴Little Venice
- 🍴Ostlers
- 🍴Thai Crystal
- 🍴The Balcony Cafe
Where to Stay in Worcester (England)
- 🏨Diglis House Hotel
- 🏨Fownes Hotel
- 🏨Manor Coach House
- 🏨The Dewdrop Inn
- 🏨Worcester Travelodge
- 🏨Ye Olde Talbot
Worcester (England) Travel Guide Sections
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