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. The Walking Festival programme will be out in two weeks time, to be downloaded here or in print. In the meantime, read on
We look forward to seeing you.
Highlights
Herefordshire Light Infantry Museum
The Herefordshire Light Infantry Museum tells the story of the…
Hereford Gilbert & Sullivan Operatic Society
At least once a year we perform a show, usually…
Hampton Court Castle & Gardens
The gardens at Hampton Court, Herefordshire, recently completed, are one…
16th Century Painted Room
The 16th Century painted room was discovered in the town…
Wheely Wonderful Cycling & Walking
CYCLE HIRE CENTRE: Awardwinning cycle hire centre in the beautiful…
Eardisland Dovecote
The Dovecote is one of Eardisland’s most distinctive historical buildings….
Ross-on-Wye Cider & Perry Co. Ltd.
Cider is produced on the farm in the traditional way….
The Kings Fee
The name of this pub recalls the early years in…
Dunkertons Cider Mill
Ciders and perry on sale made on the premises from…
Old King Street Farm
The Cider House and Pomana Cottage are delightful self-catering cottages…
Lyston Villa
A charming stone built farmhouse on a working farm sited…
The Bungalow
Free linen, towels and electricity. Freesat TV. Children and pets…
