Top Things to do in Worcestershire
Top Hotels in Worcestershire
- 1. The Abbey Hotel
- 2. The Admiral Rodney
- 3. Travelodge Kidderminster
- 4. Premier Inn Kidderminster hotel
- 5. Southcrest Manor Hotel
- 6. Stourport Manor, Sure Hotel Collection by Best Western
- 7. Premier Inn Evesham hotel
- 8. Hogarths Stone Manor
- 9. The Cottage in the Wood Hotel and Restaurant
- 10. Premier Inn Bromsgrove Central hotel
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Things to do in Worcestershire, England: The Best Bodies of Water
Discover the best top things to do in Worcestershire, United Kingdom including The Wheatsheaf Inn, Furnace Mill Fishery, Trimpley Reservoir., River Severn, Droitwich Canals, Hampton Ferry, Moorlands Farm Coarse Fisheries, Bransford Fisheries, Alvechurch Fisheries, Elmbridge Fishery.
Restaurants in Worcestershire
1. The Wheatsheaf Inn
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By SailorGerry505
I’ve visited this pub on many occasions since September. Moved to Worcester from Birmingham for my first year at University and just stepping stones away from my accommodation this gem has become my local. During these nerving times for most, the venue holds itself as the warmest atmosphere I have experienced in a local pub, the staff work extremely hard to make myself and my friends feel comfortable when visiting, the real ale is to die for and their pint of Guinness is the best in Worcester! The locals make us feel so welcome no matter what day of the week there is always a friendly face to talk too. Would definitely recommend visiting this riverside pub.
2. Furnace Mill Fishery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Solematesinsoles
This has to be THE best days fishing you could ask for. Dont be put off by all the big carp. Plenty f1 carp bream tench. My 2nd visit and again not disappointed. Dip nets then rinse on entry.due to covid there shop is run from the front door the hut where you pay and order your food.4 pools Again i fished furnace pool. Peg 10 the narrow bit this lake. About 8ft i guess only have 5mt whip with 10 elastic. 7lb line 4lb to hook size 16. Pellet and maggot fishijf about 1ft deep on drop. feeding there dry pellet every cast (4-5) also 5 balls ground bait to start off with. Took about 30 mins for first bite but once started must again had 20-30 mixed carp f1bream and small tench.. This venue is definitely to class and well run. Counting down till i go again. The buzy you get when that float bobs under and your elastic goes out is sutch a rush... Well worth the 1hrs drive each way..
3. Trimpley Reservoir.
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By LauraDaveJames - Solihull, United Kingdom
There are several free carparks around Eymore Wood, the one by the water treatment plant is closest to the reservoir. The path to the reservoir is next to the water treatment plant and goes through a wood with a pedestrian crossing over the Severn Valley railway line. It is set in a beautiful wooded valley with a large and small reservoir and borders the River Severn. We very much enjoyed a quiet and peaceful walk.
4. River Severn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 74 reviews
Reviewed By WillR393 - Great Malvern, United Kingdom
This part of the River Severn, the longest river in Britain, meanders gently through the middle of Worcester city, from north to south, passing first through Bevere. It then journeys briefly through Barbourne, before passing Pitchcroft (Worcester's beautiful racecourse, with its lovely tree-lined perimeter walk) on its eastern bank, passing beneath the railway viaduct, and reaching the arches of Worcester's central and historic river bridge, connecting St Johns to the West of the city centre, with the main body of historic Worcester on the eastern side. Passing under the bridge we find the swan sanctuary, in the shadow of the 900 year old Worcester Cathedral, where it's not unusual to see as many as a hundred of these elegant birds gathered, and if you're really lucky, you'll see them flying too. Further downstream the Severn flows quietly past the Kings School boathouse and Diglis Hotel on the eastern bank, overlooking the lovely open meadows on the western banks. Further still, and the river reaches its junction with the Worcester Birmingham Canal on its eastern side, connecting the great river with, as the name suggests, Birmingham and its environs. It's incredible to think that throughout most of the 19th Century, this was the equivalent of the motorway, as goods were carried in both directions along its 29 mile length, facilitating commercial growth and trade throughout the Midlands. Just past this junction, the river splits, accommodating Diglis Island, to the west of which, the waters flow noisily over the weir, and on the eastern side, a more serene journey is enjoyed through the river locks. Once past the island, the river is united once more and, as it passes Worcester's official southern boundary, it is joined by the River Teme, flowing in from the west, a few hundred yards from the old Powick Bridge, and site of the first skirmish of the Civil War.
5. Droitwich Canals
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By B9730YJpaulf - Chesterfield, United Kingdom
I love canals so this place was lovely to visit. This part sits in a lovely park with locks and moorings. The town centre is only a few minutes walk away as well so it's easy to visit here.
6. Hampton Ferry
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 31 reviews
7. Moorlands Farm Coarse Fisheries
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Jrkfishing
I have been going to this venue for 12 month now. Always helpful, great food and the new owners are working very hard and doing a fabulous job in restoring the fishery to its former glory. It’s now my go to fishery in the area. I note a couple of negative comments on here but all I can say is that if you do something you shouldn’t be then what do you expect. The place is always clean and tidy and Grant the new owner is passionate about his fishery. He is always on hand to offer advice and encourages anglers of all ages. Plenty of fish to catch and great food at Nicola’s cafe. Beautiful surroundings and very safe in these difficult times. A friendly family run fishery !
8. Bransford Fisheries
We are a beautiful 3 lake Trout Fly Fisheries nestled between the Malvern Hills and historic Worcestershire. A peaceful place for catching gorgeous spring-fed rainbow trout.
9. Alvechurch Fisheries
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
10. Elmbridge Fishery
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