Feel a World Away in Herefordshire
Off the beaten track, under the radar, a hidden gem... the chances are you haven’t yet stumbled upon Herefordshire.
Tucked against the Welsh border, hugged by the Malvern Hills and the Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons), Herefordshire is closer than you think.
But our green landscapes, relaxed market towns and fabulous local food will make you feel a world away.
Three Choirs Festival
Eight days of glorious music awaits as the Three Choirs Festival returns to Hereford from 26 July to 2 August.
Spectacular Stargazing
Discover the best spots for dazzling views of constellations, shooting stars and planets, as well as stellar places to stay.
A Summer of Festivals
A summer of fantastic festivals across the county. Need an excuse for a rural mini-break with some culture thrown in? This is it…
May Half Term
With schools breaking up on Friday 23rd May, and the Bank Holiday falling on Monday 26th May, the nine-day period until schools go back on 2nd June is packed with things to do. Read our guide to the 2025 May Half Term here.
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Herefordshire's Highlights in 4 Days
Capture the essence of Herefordshire in one long weekend. Tour our wild landscapes and historical gems, visit charming villages and market towns, meet
3 Day Glorious Garden Tour of Herefordshire
Family holidays in the wild
Tour Ley Line Landmarks
Drive one of the most scenic routes! The Watkins Way tells Herefordshire's ley line story as it passes through the Wye Valley and Golden Valley, visiting historic highlights en route. Dramatic views and ever-changing panoramas guaranteed.
Explore Mortimer Country
Walk 30 miles from Kington to Ludlow, through beautiful borderland that traces the lofty ambitions and tumultuous past of the powerful Mortimer family.
Food & drink
Come and feast in Herefordshire! We've got plenty of fantastic local food and drink to savour.
Places to stay
Relax in choices ranging from luxury hotels or self-catering to glamping and camping sites.
