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Local Villages & Towns in Worcestershire

The Wood Norton is perfectly placed to explore a range of picturesque villages, historic towns and thriving cities in Worcestershire. From the quintessential British charm of Chipping Campden to the modern bustle of Worcester and the rich history of Stratford-upon-Avon, there’s so much to discover.

Chipping Campden

Sitting at the heart of the Cotswolds, Chipping Campden is renowned for its idyllic rural beauty and historic charm. This enchanting village holds a captivating blend of medieval architecture and picturesque stone cottages. Independent shops, art galleries and bustling tea rooms make it the perfect place to while away the day. Take in the outstanding natural beauty of the Cotswolds on a leisurely walk or cycle in the beautiful surroundings.

Moreton-in-Marsh

Known for a thriving high street and traditional charm, this vibrant market town offers a delightful blend of history and modern-day living. A lively market lights up the town’s historic square three times a week but the eclectic mix of independent shops, cafes and pubs make it a worthy place for a wander any day of the week. If you’re looking to experience a taste of traditional English life, Moreton-on-Marsh hits the spot.

Stow-on-the-Wold

A tranquil escape from the bustling towns, the quintessentially English Stow-on-the-Wold marries picturesque charm with iconic Cotswold architecture. The town’s main street of honey-coloured stone buildings is a delightful blend of independent shops, traditional pubs and enticing cafes. A weekly market offers a variety of local produce and crafts. Stow-on-the-Wold is a perfect base for exploring the wider Cotswolds, with its convenient location and easy access to other charming villages and attractions.

Stratford-upon-Avon

The world-renowned birthplace of William Shakespeare doesn’t disappoint. The charming market town offers a delightful blend of vibrant culture, rich heritage and natural beauty. Naturally, the must-visit places to see are Shakespeare’s birthplace and Anne Hathaway’s Cottage. The life and times of the Bard can be found throughout the town which retains a charming atmosphere with timber-framed buildings and beautiful public gardens.

Cheltenham

Often hailed as the "Queen of the Cotswolds," Cheltenham is a vibrant and sophisticated town with a rich history. Once a well-known spa town, it retains its elegant Regency architecture and a refined atmosphere.

Famous for its annual literary, music and jazz festivals, Cheltenham is an arts and culture hub. A captivating destination for visitors of all ages.

Worcester

For things to do in Worcestershire, the historic capital has to be on the list. Offering a rich tapestry of history, architecture and culture, the centrepiece of the city is the truly magnificent Worcester Cathedral. A masterpiece in Gothic architecture, there are a raft of intricate details and architectural marvels to explore. Worcester is also home to a thriving arts scene with a variety of galleries, theatres and music venues on offer amongst the hustle and bustle.