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Explore and visit Herefordshire

Visit Herefordshire where there is always a new place to eat, sleep and enjoy, whether you are planning a day trip, short break or a summer holiday, for family, a group of friends or a romantic trip for two. Outstanding areas of natural beauty and spectacular countryside make Herefordshire perfect for walkers, cyclists and canoeists along our famous River Wye. Famous for our Hereford Cattle, which puts Herefordshire on the map all over the world for their tender flavoursome meat, and wonderful cider still using traditional production methods as well as being home to big iconic companies, the county also offers a plethora of artisan products and crafts. From bread to rapeseed oils, honeys and preserves, crisps (Tyrrells originate here) and an abundance of beverages including British Cassis, Westons Cider, Chase Gin & Vodka, food and farming is the lifeblood of the county. Herefordshire’s incredibly beautiful landscape and countryside is crammed with galleries and studios to visit, a wealth of stunning gardens, country houses and castles. With properties dating to the Doomsday Book, history and traditions are celebrated vigorously by locals and visitors alike and Hereford Cathedral is home to unique world treasures such as the Mappa Mundi and the Chained Library. There are festivals for everything; food, flying, scarecrows, speed, music, art, and you simply MUST experience a Wassail! Herefordshire is full of hidden treasures waiting for you to explore them and you’ll find them on this website.

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Eat In Herefordshire

Fancy an award-winning Sunday Roast? A pint in Britain’s Cider Pub of the Year? A leisurely lunch at the UK’s Best Slow Food Restaurant? Discover Herefordshire’s gourmet gems from award-winning pubs and restaurants to casual burger bars and coffee shops, quintessential tearooms and artisan farm shops.

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The New Inn

  Originally a 16th-Century coaching inn, The New Inn celebrates the rich farming heritage of rural Herefordshire. The menu is inspired by local flavours, using seasonal ingredients from local producers. Inside, the pub exudes warmth, with roaring fires, cosy booths and lots of original features, creating a stylish yet relaxed environment. The intimate dining experience brings together the best of Herefordshire hospitality and gastronomy. Relax in the bar and enjoy a pint of local cider, indulge in our chef-designed cocktails or choose from our extensive drinks list. Food can also be ordered from the bar menu, five days a week. Into the restaurant, you will discover a beautiful menu filled with modern British dishes and a list of carefully curated wines (21 bottles sold by the glass), designed by Michael Fowler. Opening Times Breakfast: Wed-Sun: 8.00am – 10.00am. Lunch: Wed-Sat: 12.00pm – 2.30pm. Sun: 12.00pm – 4.00pm. Dinner: Wed-Sat 6.30pm – 9.30pm Bar: Wed-Sat: 12.00pm – 10.00pm. Sun: 12.00pm – 6.00pm Secret recommendation The New Inn is perfectly positioned to explore the riches of Herefordshire and the Welsh borders. From the bustling city of Hereford, with its beautiful Cathedral, to undulating valleys of Symonds Yat, and local market towns, Monmouth […]

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Oakchurch

Your Country department store – Oakchurch near Hereford. With over 90 local suppliers, Oakchurch Farm Shop at Staunton-on-Wye is a veritable culinary showcase for a true ‘Taste of Herefordshire’. The family owned and run business is proud to support fellow local farmers, growers and food and drinks producers. You’ll find an awesome food hall with butchery, deli and greengrocer, an amazing garden and plant centre, fashion, handbags, jewellery & watches, homeware, toys, gifts, a popular restaurant, homeware, cookshop and even cleaning materials. Oakchurch Farm Shop really does have everything you need all under one roof for a great day out. The Oakchurch farm supplies the butchery with their own melt-in-the-mouth award winning beef and a selection of soft fruit and vegetables and the cooks in the Oakchurch kitchens lovingly hand-make delicious ready-made meals, award winning pies, sausage rolls, scotch eggs, roulades, treacle tarts, yummy cakes and more. It’s no wonder the food hall at Oakchurch Farm Shop is fondly know by the locals as the ‘Harrods of Herefordshire.’ Of course, its the strawberries that Oakchurch Farm Shop is most famous for. That’s how it all started, and they’ve been growing them on the farm since 1970! Don’t forget to try […]

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Farmshop, Garden Centre Hereford
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Pensons

Michelin Star Gastronomy ‘Pensons Restaurant is Herefordshire’s prized Michelin Star destination, led by head chef Chris Simpson. Having only opened in January 2019 on the beautiful Netherwood Estate on the Herefordshire-Worcestershire border it encapsulates a love and respect for quality, seasonal, local produce. Owned by the Darnley family, the team spent eighteen months transforming a range of derelict farm-buildings into a fantastic re-imagined space that retains all the heritage of its past combined, with the new and contemporary. The perfect venue for modern and imaginative, yet unpretentious cooking. Pensons provides the kitchen with the opportunity to farm, forage and grow many of the ingredients from the Estate, as well as showcasing the amazing produce from the local area, bringing to life an ethos of eating locally, seasonally and sustainably and truly is Estate To Plate. With its own kitchen garden, bee hives, animals, game and endless foraging opportunities in the woods, they source any increasing amount of produce  from the Estate, as well as other carefully selected local suppliers. Netherwood Estate also has two luxury holiday homes for your leisure breaks, see The Hyde and The Freeth   

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Sleep In Herefordshire

For brilliant places to stay in Herefordshire, whether you’re a couple look for a romantic break in the country or a city weekend of culture, a family wanting to run free with the kids Herefordshire, or a group getting together for a special occasion, Herefordshire has all kinds of accommodation perfect for you. Try luxury glamping in our fragrant orchards, hire a historic holiday house, wake up refreshed in a farmhouse bed and breakfast, or indulge in a boutique hotel experience. Find these and more below …

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The Hayloft Studio at Wall End Farm

The Hayloft Studio at Wall End Farm near Leominster has been created for 2 people with comfort in mind, space to enjoy peace and privacy in stylishly decorated surroundings with beautiful Edward Bulmer natural paints colours. On arrival you will see a courtyard, with steps leading up to The Hayloft Studio on the left hand side. The dedicated terrace is next to the steps with chairs and  table and mood lighting for evening drinks or supper. The stairs have automatic lighting for easy and safe access to the property. The lobby is useful for hanging coats and has plenty of space for outdoor shoes. The fabulous L-shaped kitchen space (with everything you need to cook & eat) leads into the sitting area with WiFi & Smart TV. From the bedroom you enjoy garden views, the super-king bed is made up with gorgeous white linen and the ensuite bathroom with large walk-in shower is supplied with soft fluffy towels. The outdoor space is for your own private use with plenty of parking and a tennis court is also available. Fishing is also available at an extra cost. Wall End Farm offers beautifully designed holiday accommodation for rural breaks in a stunning […]

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Self Catering Studio Apartment Monkland
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Stone Cottage

Part of two beautiful properties in one stunning location. Long View Cottages have amazing views of the Herefordshire countryside and hills. Stone Cottage sleeps two and is a refurbished and modernised cottage with original features. It has one open plan mezzanine bedroom and large en-suite bathroom. Downstairs is open plan kitchen, living and dining area. Stone Cottage in situated next to Hill View House but each house has its own private garden. Both houses can be rented together or separately. This is the perfect place for couples to escape. There is a garden and garden furniture for guests to enjoy the countryside. There are lots of activities and places to visit nearby for example Westons Cider that is less than 2miles away. Flexible Cancellation, Book with confidence! Guests can cancel up to and including 2 days prior to check-in and receive a full refund.     Also see Hill View House See sister properties Little Canwood House and Sharpnage House

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Luxury Holiday Cottage
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Little Canwood House

Little Canwood house is in beautiful Woolhope, Herefordshire, and sleeps 7+1 and is situated in the heart of beautiful rolling Herefordshire countryside offering wonderful rural views over farmland in this self catering house. It has been lovingly restored to a high 5 Star standard (rated by the Tourist Board and a Gold Award winner) and offers the perfect blend of lovely traditional features mixed with modern conveniences to accommodate groups of families and friends. The house has 3 double bedrooms and 1 single bedroom (with a pull out guest bed). There are 3 bathrooms in total. The house benefits from FIBRE OPTIC BROADBAND and Sky TV. With the M50 motorway just twenty minutes away, Little Canwood House is easily accessible and surrounded by spectacularly beautiful countryside offering miles of bridle paths and quiet lanes to explore by foot or bike. SPECIAL FEATURES Sky TV FREE WIFI FREE parking TASSIMO coffee machine Washing machine,tumble dryer, fridge,freezer, kettle, toaster, microwave,hair dryers BBQ & outdoor furniture Egyptian linen & towels provided High chair & cot available Freeview TV, video, DVD, CD Handmade kitchen with granite tops Local pubs with delicious food Local sports amenities Golf courses near by Superb country walks On farm next […]

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Self Catering Holiday Cottage Woolhope
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Enjoy Herefordshire

Here you’ll find Herefordshire’s historic Castles and Country Houses, gorgeous Gardens, Museums and places of interest, as well as Activities, Shopping destinations and lots of inspiration on what to see, explore and enjoy.

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Waterworks Museum – Hereford

The Waterworks Museum – Hereford is a brilliant day out for the whole family as well as the engineering and history enthusiast. Suitable for all ages, this Museum is open one day a week – on a Tuesday between 11am and 4pm, and on 20 in-steam family days each year (Sundays and bank holidays). The Museum Charting the heritage of Herefordshire’s water supply, the Waterworks Museum – Hereford houses a unique collection of working industrial artefacts concerned with the supply of potable water, all in the authentic surroundings of a Victorian waterworks building and grounds. It might not be obvious, but the museum is a time-capsule of social history and the public health development in Herefordshire and beyond. The Museum has possibly the widest chronological range of working water-pumping devices in Britain, with exhibits spanning from 1850 to 2000, whilst authentic working replicas cover some of the earliest water-raising devices of the Greek and Roman periods. The Museum is home to more than thirty working engines of all types. From early beam engines to internal combustion, and everything in between including gas and diesel engines and the UK’s best collection of hot air engines. Virtually all the engines and pumps are […]

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Heritage Museum Hereford
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Eastnor Castle

Eastnor Castle is a great day out for the whole family! Open to visitors on selected days from Easter until the end of September, there is plenty to entertain and amuse visitors of all ages, including dogs who are most welcome. Visitors can explore the state rooms within Eastnor Castle where guides are on hand in every room to pass on their expert knowledge on the fascinating history of the castle. The beautiful grounds are home to a spectacular arboretum and a magnificent lake where visitors can walk freely or follow set trails and walks to discover some breath taking views and landscapes. A special children’s booklet is given to all children on arrival to encourage them to see and take part in the many fun activities such as the Adventure Playground, Knight’s Maze, Junior Assault Course and Land Rover Mini Off-Roaders. A varied and exciting events programme is put on throughout the year and these events are all included in the entrance price. There is a Gift Shop, Ice Cream Parlour and Tea Room offering hot and cold food, drinks and snacks. There are also picnic benches scattered all around the grounds so picnics can be enjoyed with a […]

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Historic Castle Ledbury
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Work Here

Work Here is Hereford’s first hotdesking and coworking space, right in the centre of High Town, designed especially for freelancers and small companies who want to work in a shared office environment. Affordable hot desks, fixed desks, private offices, therapy space and meeting rooms. Not to mention up to 1Gb superfast broadband, free tea and coffee, a supportive community and a brilliant location in the centre of Hereford above Coffee#1 4-5 High Town Hereford.  

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Coworking Space Hereford
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What’s On In Herefordshire

Herefordshire’s most comprehensive calendar of events from Food and Music Festivals to Country Shows, Christmas Markets and Fairs, Theatre and Arts events, Exhibitions and special celebrations.

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Jul 2021

Round The Year Exhibition

Round the year from Stonewall Hill. A journey in time and space’ by painters Mary Rennell and Richard Gilbert and photographer Brian Griffiths and displayed at Hereford Museum and Art Gallery, Broad Street, Hereford. Featuring ‘Round the Year from Stonewall Hill’ (also known as ‘Four Seasons on the Welsh Border’) by Mary Rennell (1901 to 1981). 12 drawings in Chinese ink on rice paper (each 153 x 69 cm). Created over a year from November 1967 to October 1968 from the back seat of her Mini. Exhibited in 1970 at the National Library of Wales/Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru, Aberystwyth, which then purchased the 12 panels. Now after 50 years they have emerged from storage to make their long overdue debut in the county of their creation. Lady Rennell lived at Rodd Court near Presteigne and loved depicting the Welsh March – its trees, landscape and old settlements. In these 12 panels, her magnum opus, she merges the techniques and potency of Chinese painting with her beloved borderland as subject. She took inspiration for the project from seeing her friend Sidney Nolan’s large 9 panel series ‘River Bend’ which relates episodes of the Ned Kelly tales set on the banks of an imagined […]

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Jul 2021

Old Chapel Summer Exhibition 2021

Old Chapel Summer Exhibition 2021 encompasses a unique collection of hand picked, desirable, contemporary British fine art and craft including stained glass, acrylics, watercolours, linocuts, ceramic sculpture, painted wood, carved and painted wood reliefs. Each piece designed to bring joy, we hope we strike a heartening mood of optimism as we gradually start moving about again. Sweet Summertime Exhibition 2021 opens on Saturday July 10 Featuring new work by: Frans Wesselman – stained glass, original paintings and etchings Linda Edwards – original watercolours with gold leaf Jemima Jameson painted wood Martin Truefitt-Baker linocuts and paintings Alison Vincent hand blown glass Barry Williams stainless steel sculpture Rosemarie Barr, ceramics Helen Martino ceramic sculpture All available to view and purchase online. Gallery open Wednesday to Sunday. W: oldchapelgallery.co.uk

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Aug 2021

Kids at the Court Summer Camp

Kids at the Court is a summer club for children aged 5 – 11 taking place in the in the safe and inspiriting environment of Barton Court. Children outside these age ranges may be accepted if we have the facilities available. Combining play with learning to give each child a fun day out that enriches them, they will dance, draw, paint, mess about with mud, toast marshmallows and generally run about in a carefree way while our trained staff keep a careful eye on them. The day starts promptly at 9.30am when the children are split into age groups and go onto either a dance or art session with their peers. After break, when we give them drinks and fruit, they swap activity. At lunch, they sit and eat their packed lunches and chat about what they have been doing in the morning. Then, rested and refreshed, they have free play for half an hour. We feel that it is important for them to have the opportunity to decide whether or not engage with the games available during their free time. For example, a group of girls sat chatting and piling up pea gravel rather than take part in rounders. […]

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Aug 2021

NMITE Maverick Challenge

Want to develop your hands-on skills to tackle an important challenge? Well, imagine you live in a remote rural area where you need to deliver emergency drugs across rocky terrains with landmines. This activity week gives you the opportunity and support to design, build and test a ground vehicle that could do this important work. We’ll help you think through what obstacles your vehicle has to avoid, how you can keep your vehicle stable, how it can carry the medical supplies. This is a family/accompanied activity and we welcome teams of 2 where a young person aged 8- 17 is accompanied by a responsible adult. Children, bring a parent! Grandchildren, bring a grandparent! Please register as a team rather than individually. 1 ticket per team. Minimum age 8, plus an adult. Register here.

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