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Bed and breakfasts in Worcester

Imagine a morning wrapped in comfort in one of the charming bed and breakfasts in the historical city of Worcester, nestled in England's heartland. As you open your window, the hauntingly beautiful melodies of the Worcester Cathedral bells waft through the air and fill your senses. This iconic cathedral, a marvel in sandstone, stands proud by the river Severn, adding much depth and character to Worcester's cityscape.

Worcester is not only known for its mesmerising architectural heritage, but also for its strong connection with the world of music. The dawn of each day is like a serenade with the roving tune of Elgar's compositions, the city's famed musician. The Elgar Birthplace Museum is a timeless reminder of this city's bond with symphony, offering an immersive tribute to the composer's life and works.

The gastronomic scene in Worcester is an amalgamation of traditional English fare paired with unique Worcestershire flavours. After a restful night in your chosen bed and breakfast, why not savour a local meals? A perfect day in Worcester might start with a hearty Worcestershire sauce spiked breakfast and end in a relaxed riverside pub, treating your palette to a selection of local ciders and ales.

The sheer joy of visiting Worcester lies in not just the multifarious attractions the city offers or the warm welcome that awaits you in its delightful bed and breakfasts, but also in the simple joy of uncloaked, authentic England. So come, explore and savour the quiet charm of one of United Kingdom's hidden gems. Worcester awaits you with open arms and a hearty English breakfast!

Parks and Outdoor Spaces in Worcester England

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Gheluvelt Park
Gheluvelt Park is a memorial park in tribute to those lost in World War I. Split into two parts, the formal and informal park, it houses a splash pad, tennis courts, and a bandstand all set beside a beautiful lake and the River Severn.
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Worcester Woods Country Park
Worcester Woods Country Park is a beautiful green area consisting of two nature reserves. It is the perfect place for family day out or for dog-walking, with facilities like an adventure play area, a cafe, and picnic spots.
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Cripplegate Park
Cripplegate Park is one of the city's oldest parks with facilities like tennis courts, a bowling green, and a children’s play area. It also plays host to events throughout the year including Worcester Show and outdoor theatre performances.
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Fort Royal Park
Fort Royal Park has historical significance due to its use in the English Civil War by the Royalists to defend the city. The park now offers a quiet green space with a panoramic view of Worcester City and Malvern Hills.
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Diglis River Park
Diglis River Park is an open green space that runs alongside the river Severn. It provides a perfect setting for walking, taking in the views of the river, and spotting the local wildlife.
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Pet-Friendly Restaurants & Cafés in Worcester England

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Wayland's Yard
Wayland's Yard is a popular restaurant in Worcester that welcomes dogs inside. Known for its specialty coffee and brunch menu, it's a great spot to relax with your four-legged friend.
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Cafe Bolero
Cafe Bolero is a vibrant café that offers a dog-friendly environment. It provides a relaxed ambience, perfect for enjoying their specialty teas, coffees, and delicious menu with your furry friend.
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Coffee Dough
Coffee Dough is a modern and pet friendly coffee shop offering a selection of artisan coffees and freshly made food. Pooches can join their owners while they enjoy a lovely cuppa.
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The Anchor Inn
The Anchor Inn is another pet-friendly establishment in Worcester, complete with a riverside location. Here, you and your pet can enjoy a relaxing meal amidst beautiful views.
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The Eagle Vaults
The Eagle Vaults is a welcoming pub that allows pets inside. With its friendly atmosphere and a wide variety of beverages, it's the perfect place for a drink with your pet.
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Pet-Friendly Attractions in Worcester England

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Worcester Woods Country Park
Worcester Woods is ideal for dog walks. The park stands out for its woodland carvings, picnic benches and varied nature trails that offer enjoyment for you and your pet. It also has a Countryside Centre, a perfect resting spot after long walks.
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Gheluvelt Park
Gheluvelt Park is a memorial park built in honour of those who lost their lives in World War I. With its designated dog walking area, your pet can freely run and play. The park also features a Splashpad water park and tennis courts.
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Croome Court
Croome Court is a National Trust property and it's great for a dog walk. The park has many woodland trails, open fields and landmarks, including a Rotunda, a Panorama Tower, Island Pavilions, and Chinese Bridge. Dogs are welcome on leads in all outdoor areas.
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Worcester Racecourse
Your dogs are just as welcome as you at Worcester Racecourse. The track is located by the River Severn and you can walk your pets around its grounds outside of racing fixtures. You can enjoy the scenic view together with your furry friend.
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Malvern Hills
An outstanding place for a long walk with your dog, Malvern Hills offers a panoramic view of the countryside. This Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is home to varied wildlife and rich in cultural heritage, offering a rewarding walking experience.
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