Worcestershire Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
non-metropolitan county in the West Midlands of England
About Worcestershire
The most popular tourist destinations areMalvernandWorcester. These have many historical sites, and in Malvern's case, also has some excellent hill walks, which are however also quite easy to access. Northern Worcestershire is relatively industrial and populated. The north also has the Lickey Hills and Waverley Hills, both of which are popular with urban residents as places to spend a family day out. In the north east, there is good walking the Wyre Forest. There are many smaller woods and nature reserves in various corners of the county. The west of the county tends to be hillier, and more wooded, as it borders ontoHerefordshireandShropshire. In the south west, the Malvern Hills offer great views and interesting ridge walks. The Malvern Hills can be seen from high points around most of th
Where to Eat in Worcestershire
Must-try local food and restaurants:
- 🍴Worcestershire sauce
Worcestershire Travel Guide Sections
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