Bank House Hotel, Spa and Golf Club

Brockencote Hall Hotel

Hotel

Diglis House Hotel

Hotel

Diglis House Hotel offers 1st class accommodation in the most unique riverbank location in Worcester City. Our Worcester City centre hotel has 28 rooms offering comfort and individuality alongside the convenience of easy access to all Worcester City has to offer.

St Andrews Town Hotel

Hotel

Stanbrook Abbey Hotel

Hotel

Once a historic monastery offering silence and spiritual direction, now a modern hotel with a beautiful collection of 55 bedrooms

The Wood Norton

Hotel

The Wood Norton is a beautifully crafted hotel built by the Duc D'Orleans, exiled French Royalty in 1897. It now offers fifty rooms including five spectacular suites, a restaurant using the finest local produce, contemporary bar and alfresco dining terrace, sumptuous private dining, as well as extensive grounds and formal gardens. The Wood Norton is a stunning destination for a fabulous country break.

University of Worcester

Self-Catering

The University of Worcester offers you a choice of venues. Our brand new City Campus is ideal for those who want to stay in the very heart of the city. Or you can relax at St John's leafy campus, set in 40 acres and just an easy walk or bus ride to the city centre. Whichever you choose you'll be assured a warm welcome.

Worcester Whitehouse Hotel

Discover History

Guided Walking Tour

Droitwich Spa Heritage and Information Centre

Museum

A very friendly and welcoming Tourist Information Centre, and a fascinating permanent local history exhibition.

Greyfriar's House & Garden NT

Museum

Set in the heart of historic Worcester, The Greyfriar's is a stunning timber-framed merchant’s house.

St Peter's Church, Droitwich Spa

Church or religious building

The Vestry of St. Peter's church is dedicated to the memory of Edward Winslow who was baptised here in 1595.

The Commandery

Visitor Attraction

A glorious Grade I listed building dating back to the 12th century.

The Hive

Educational

Tudor House Museum, Worcester

Museum

Situated on one of the most historic streets in Worcester this 16th century timber framed building brings a vanished Worcester back to life.

Worcester Cathedral

Historic Site

Pilgrim Edward Winslow was educated at King’s School Worcester, which is situated in the Cathedral precinct and was at the time run by the Cathedral.