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Hereford is a cathedral city that is 24km from the border with Wales which explains the largely Welsh speaking population and the Welsh names of most places. Hereford lies on the river Rye and is thought to have acquired its name from the fact that a group of armed men (here) crossed (forded) the Rye river in that area. It gained recognition as a city centuries ago and is the original home of the Hereford breed of cattle.
Visit WebsiteThis website is the online location of the Hereford Council and offers information and links to important services and facilities for the people and businesses of Herefordshire as well as those considering a move to the area. Planning, schools, transport, leisure, business, council tax and job opportunities are among the services and support that can be accessed here. Upcoming social and official events as well as current news are also updated regularly.
Visit WebsiteWhile other destinations promise many different things, Herefordshire and Wye Valley have only one thing to offer their visitors and that is splendour! Every activity and attraction is splendid. The walking trails, the rock climbing, the food, the rapids, accommodation, history, art, camping sites and farms are all a splendid experience that caters for indoor and outdoor enthusiasts of all ages. The options are many and varied but its all Herefordshire.
Visit WebsiteThe Hereford Cathedral is an icon of religion that represents more than 1300 years of community, worship and Christian fellowship. Some of the current attractions on site at the Cathedral are the Poppies: Weeping Window, Mappa Mundi and the Magna Carta or Great Charter of Liberties. A visit to the Cathedral offers opportunity for learning, a walk through history and worship at a place where religion has stood the test of time and changes in society.
Visit WebsiteBerrington Hall is a Georgian Mansion that offers a rare glimpse into life in the 18th century and what it meant for the privileged and their subjects. The exterior of the house can be deceptive and tells nothing of the treasures hidden within its walls. Berrington Hall sits in the middle of Capability Brown's landscape which provides great adventure and fun. Art exhibitions and other social events often happen here and are a good reason to plan a visit.
Visit WebsiteThe Cider Museum in Hereford is a former cider making factory that gives visitors a chance to learn and experience the traditional cider making process of yester years. A top attraction to the museum is the English lead crystal cider glasses that date as far back as the 18th century. Cider Museum, Hereford hosts school trips and family fun day activities where children get to dress up, play and learn a lot about apple crushing and cider making.
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