Bewdley
West Midland Safari Park
See animals from around the world on the Safari Drive before exploring the walk-through areas and other family attractions.
Places worth visiting
Attractions across Worcestershire
Wildlife, heritage railways, historic buildings, museums, landmarks and memorable days out across the county.
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Places that make a day out
Worcestershire has attractions for very different kinds of day out, from major family destinations to smaller museums and historic landmarks.
See wildlife near Bewdley, travel through the Severn Valley by heritage railway, explore the county's industrial past or climb to one of its most famous hilltop landmarks.
Many attractions sit close to historic towns and countryside, making it easy to combine more than one experience during your visit.
Big days out
Worcestershire favourites
Some attractions can easily become the centrepiece of a full day in the county.
Kidderminster
Severn Valley Railway
Travel through the Severn Valley by heritage train and discover restored stations, railway history and countryside along the route.
Broadway
Broadway Tower
Visit one of Worcestershire's most distinctive landmarks, standing high above the Vale of Evesham and surrounding countryside.
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Discover more around the county
Museums, historic buildings and local attractions give every part of Worcestershire something different.
Bromsgrove
Avoncroft Museum
Explore rescued historic buildings and discover how people lived and worked through different periods.
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Worcester
Worcester Cathedral
Explore centuries of architecture and history in one of the county's most important historic buildings.
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Redditch
Forge Mill Needle Museum
Discover the machines and skills behind Redditch's internationally important needle manufacturing industry.
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Kidderminster
Museum of Carpet
See working looms and discover the industry that made Kidderminster famous for carpet production around the world.
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Bewdley
Bewdley Museum
Explore local crafts, industries and everyday life through collections and historic workshop buildings.
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Upton upon Severn
Tudor House Museum
Step inside a timber framed building and discover the history of Upton and the surrounding area.
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Step inside history
Attractions with a story to tell
Many of Worcestershire's attractions occupy historic buildings, former industrial sites or places linked with nationally important events.
The Commandery in Worcester is closely connected with the Battle of Worcester in 1651, while museums in Redditch and Kidderminster tell the stories of industries that once employed thousands of local people.
Elsewhere, abbeys, historic houses and traditional town museums reveal very different parts of the county's past.
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Attractions in the landscape
More than four walls
Some of Worcestershire's best places to visit make the most of the county's countryside and open spaces.
Malvern
Malvern Hills
Walk the ridge, reach Worcestershire Beacon and enjoy panoramic views across the region.
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Wyre Forest
Forest Adventures
Explore ancient woodland, walking routes and outdoor activities in the north west of the county.
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Redditch
Arrow Valley Country Park
Lakeside paths, open green space and room to spend a relaxed few hours outdoors.
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Keep costs down
Not every attraction needs a big ticket price
Worcestershire also has free and lower cost museums, heritage sites, churches, trails and outdoor spaces.
Historic town centres, country parks and walking routes can all form part of a lower cost day out.
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