THE GREAT TEW ESTATE HORSE TRIALS
12 to 13 June 2011
Two days of exciting equestrian competition for the family to enjoy
- Wide variety of tradestands
- Childrens entertainment · Bouncy Castle
· Owl Display
· Quad Bike Rides
- Hook Norton Brewery Bar and Dray
- A varied selection of refreshments and food for everyone
Signposted from the A361 and A44
Admission: £4 per personFurther enquiries to The Estate Office on: 01608-683636
or 07776-266622 W: wwwgreattewestate.com/sportshorse.htm
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Worcestershire Tour and Travel Information Guide England
It is a county of contrasts with charming villages, bustling towns and the magnificent cathedral city of Worcester nestle in a mixture of mature woodland, meandering river valleys, fruit orchards and farmland.
Worcestershire has peaceful countryside with a turbulent past. Rolling landscape, open hills and breathtaking views await you. Cattle graze in the shadows of Iron Age hillforts, medieval settlement remains or on the former battlefields of the English Civil War.
Worcestershire’s location in the heart of England makes it supremely accessible and closer than you think. If you are flying into the area, then Birmingham International Airport is approximately 30 minutes away, Manchester is 1h 50, Heathrow is 2h 10 and Gatwick is 2h 50 away.
Worcestershire has excellent road links to the major motorways (M5, M6, M40, M42, M50) and London is just 2½ hours away. If you are using public transport then Worcestershire has many major stations throughout the county with a regular main line train service to and from London, Birmingham, the north and the south west of England.
Map of the County of Worcestershire
Historic Worcestershire
All over Worcestershire there are historic buildings open to the public.
There's Hanbury Hall, now maintained by the National Trust and Croome Court, also a National Trust Property.
The city of Worcester has much to offer visitors. The Cathedral is one of the oldest and finest in the country and final resting place of King John.
The historic crypt has been fully restored to its original condition, as built by St. Wulstan in 1084.
Nearby, at The Commandery Museum, you can inspect the headquarters of the fated Royalist forces at the famous battle of the English Civil War, more than 350 years ago.
Abbeys, churches and priories grace the county towns of Pershore, Evesham and Malvern.
The once busy river port of Bewdley is home to the Severn Valley Railway, where you can travel to neighbouring towns and villages in steam powered splendour. www.svr.co.uk
At Redditch, the Forge Mill Needle Museum demonstrates the crafts that made the region famous all over the world.
And when you visit the Avoncroft Museum of Historic Buildings you can explore the architecture of seven centuries. The Victorians left a fine legacy of spa towns throughout the county. The therapeutic qualities of Droitwich Spa's Brine Baths have been known since Roman times.
ENJOY YOUR HOLIDAY OR WEEKEND BREAK TO WORCESTERSHIRE
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Pear Tree Hotel, Worcester. Hand Picked Hotels in Worcestershire, England
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Pear Tree Hotel
Smite
Worcester
Worcestershire
WR3 5SB
Tel: +44 (0)1905 756565
Fax: +44 (0)1905 754777
Email: click here
Request a BrochureJust one and a half miles from Jct 6 of the M5, the Pear Tree is set in 25 acres of beautiful Worcestershire countryside. With 3 lakes, abundant wildlife and pretty gardens for Al Fresco dining in the summer. An original old beamed Inn and fine hotel accommodation with an excellent range of conference and banqueting facilities. This makes the Pear Tree an ideal location for everyone. A la Carte Restaurant, bar meals and private dining facilities available. Ample car parking. All bedrooms and public rooms are air-conditioned. Directions: from Jct 6 M5 take the Droitwich Road, turn first right to Smite, just one mile along a counry lane and the Pear Tree is on the left.
Accommodation
Rooms: 24
Ensuite Rooms: 24
Four Poster Rooms: 1
No smoking Rooms: 18
With Disabled Access: Yes
Satellite TV in Bedrooms: Yes
Ground Floor AccessFacilities
Room Service, Tea Coffee making, Direct Dial Telephone, Television, Internet Access,Weddings and Conferences
Conference facilties available up to 200.
Licensed for civil weddings.Leisure facilities
Historic Houses, Museums,In case of alteration, please check prices, opening times and any specific important information before booking or visiting
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A Tourist Travel Guide to Accommodation and Attractions in Worcestershire
Worcestershire is a county located in the West Midlands region of central England. Worcestershire has borders with Herefordshire, Shropshire, Staffordshire, West Midlands, Warwickshire, and Gloucestershire. To the west, The two major rivers flowing through the county are the Severn and the Avon.
Other than the city of Worcester, there are several other small to medium sized towns such as Kidderminster, Bromsgrove, Malvern, Pershore, Evesham and Redditch. In the southern part of the county, the area is still largely rural.
Probably the most famous landmark in Worcester is its imposing Worcester cathedral. The current building, formally named The Cathedral Church of Christ and the Blessed Virgin Mary, was begun in 1084 while its crypt dates from the 10th Century. The chapter house is the only circular one in the country while the cathedral also has the distinction of having the tomb of King John.
Some of the main attractions of Worcestershire include
Avoncroft Museum of Historic Buildings
Clent Hills
Malvern Hills
Severn Valley Railway /a>
Worcester Cathedral
Great Malvern Priory
Tenbury Wells
Witley Court
Hanbury Hall
Forge Mill Needle Museum
West Midland Safari and Leisure Park
Other useful links in Worcestershire
Worcester City Council
Worcestershire County Council
Worcestershire
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