Trains to Worcestershire

With its Civil War past, Worcester City is rich with museums celebrating its history as the 'Faithful City' such as the Commandery. For a historic day out in the city visit the Worcester Cathedral or Museum of Royal Worcester. Travel back to the lavish society of the 1890s and explore the dramatic ruins of Witley Court.

Worcestershire has a rich and vibrant food scene, from Michelin-stared dining at Pensons Restaurant to street food and everything in between. Throughout the county you can find traditional pubs such as the King Charles II serving real ales and home-cooked food; restaurants which provide a quality contemporary dining experience, or quaint and cosy cafes where you can enjoy a slice of cake or afternoon tea. You can experience some of Worcestershire’s local produce by visiting one of the many food markets. So, if you are exploring Worcestershire, make sure you leave with a 'taste' of everything we have to offer.

For a fun day out with stunning views, head to the Severn Valley Railway, hang from the treetops at Go Ape in the Wyre Forest or visit the 'ROARSome' West Midland Safari Park to meet their brand-new Red Pandas…or perhaps head to one of the many country parks and gardens. Perhaps you prefer a spot of shopping? You’ll find unique one-offs in Worcester city centre, or numerous market towns with a selection of independents. 

Enjoy a trip to the Malvern Theatre; show your support with Worcester Warriors Rugby; take in a race day at Worcester Races; visit one of the oldest motorsport events in the world at Shelsley Walsh Speed Hill Climb, or even a cricket match at New Road, one of the most picturesque grounds in the country, sitting below the fabulous Worcester Cathedral.

Walk or cycle along the breath-taking Malvern Hills or in one of Worcestershire's arboretums. Get out and enjoy the various waterways, canals and countryside routes. The county is full of beautiful walks for those looking for some fresh air.