Ledbury Travel Guide

This 19th-century neo-Norman castle showcases medieval armour and fine art within its lavish state rooms. Explore the arboretum and deer park before stopping at the Adventure Playground with younger travellers.

Family-owned since 1880, this cider mill showcases traditional production with historic oak vats. Tour the process and meet resident shire horses before enjoying a tasting of premium ciders.

Learn about the local history of Ledbury with a stop at Painted Room. Visit the spas and top-notch restaurants in this relaxing area.

Step back in time at Hellens Manor, where Tudor, Jacobean, and Georgian architecture frames Anne Boleyn's heirlooms. Wander the yew labyrinth and historic gardens before enjoying homemade treats in the charming tea room.

This charming farm shop showcases the best of Ledbury's local produce, from artisanal jams to regional ciders. Sample their renowned bacon sandwiches in the cosy café while browsing unique countryside delicacies.

This 13th-century church houses the exquisite tomb of Blanche Mortimer and other intricate medieval carvings. In the churchyard, marvel at the 1,200-year-old yew tree, one of Britain's oldest living landmarks.

This 16th-century timber-framed museum showcases Ledbury's rich history through Victorian costumes and Civil War artefacts. Engage with knowledgeable volunteers who bring the town's past to life on both museum floors.

Enjoy an outing to Maze during your stay in Eastnor. Make some time to visit the monuments while you're in the area.