- Hereford Cider Museum and King Offa Distillery
Museum telling the story of cider-making in the country still responsible for producing half the nation's cider. Presses, cider cellars, tools and the famous Hereford Pomonas - books illustrating cider apples and perry pears ... - Hereford Cathedral
Built by the Saxons, destroyed by the Welsh, rebuilt by the Normans and now home to the World's largest chained library of medieval books and manuscripts and the internationally renowned Mappa Mundi - a unique 13th Century World map. ... - Nupend Wood
Herefordshire Nature Trust reserve of ancient semi-natural woodland on a steep sided limestone ridge, The south facing slopes of the ridge are flower and butterfly-rich meadows - Brockhampton Church
Unusual thatched Grade 1 listed 'Arts and Crafts' church designed by architect William Lethaby and featuring the Burne Jones tapestries made in the workshops of William Morris. - How Caple Court Gardens
Edwardian gardens featuring formal terraces, yew hedges, roses, lily ponds and a sunken Florentine garden. Walkers and cyclists welcomed. - Capler Camp
Impressive ramparts of Iron Age hillfort with impressive views over the Woolhope Dome. Excavations have revealed fragments of boar tusk and possible grave sites. - Waterworks Museum
A working museum bringing the story of drinking water to life. Features displays of engines, pumps and equipment (many of them working) spanning the period from the industrial revolution to the close of the 20th Century. ... - The Old House
A preserved 17th Century 'Black and White' Herefordshire building in the heart of the city. Family hands-on activities on the ground floor.
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