It has been said that glorious Herefordshire is the land of milk and honey and we think you’ll agree.
With the River Wye meandering through stunning unspoilt countryside awash with artisan makers and producers, beguiling black and white villages, bustling historic market towns, a picturesque City centre and a whole host of year round events, festivals and activities, there is certainly something for everyone to enjoy, whatever time of year or reason for your visit.
There was an exciting snapshot of the Herefordshire Walking Festival, 16th to 24th June, 2012, on BBC’s Country File. Read all about it, download the programme and buy your tickets here
We look forward to seeing you.
Highlights
Dore Abbey
Abbeydore: The foundation of the Abbey of Dore began in…
Guided Walking Tours of Hereford City
From the third Saturday in May until the end of…
Cider Museum and King Offa Distillery
Visit Hereford’s famous Cider Museum and learn about the history…
Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB)
The Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) is…
Burton Court
Welcome to Burton Court, a typical squire’s house built around…
Holloways
A day out to appeal to anyone who loves their…
The Lichfield Vaults
Traditional, friendly pub situated in a pedestrian lane leading up…
Celtic Marches Beverages
Let battle commence … or the march begin. Whichever way…
Pots & Pieces, Teashop & Gallery
Five star tea and coffee shop. Light lunches, homemade cakes…
Caemarchog
Cae Marchog is located five miles from Hay on Wye…
Peacock Villa
Peacock Villa is a recently refurbished, spacious detached Edwardian Cottage…
Boyce Holiday Cottages
Beautifully converted former stone farm buildings, with vaulted ceilings and…
