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and contemporary pop-ups are popular. Hereford City Events
Charming Church Street with its picturesque

pavers, leading to Hereford’s magnificent Please check the individual websites in
cathedral and its stunning grounds, is a case of changes.
thriving independent quarter, featuring a For more Events and Transport Links
variety of artisan shops and eateries. For those information look on our website
seeking a modern shopping experience, the eatsleepliveherefordshire.co.uk
contemporary Old Market Shopping Centre,
complete with restaurants and renowned May Hereford Historic Mayfair
brand outlets, offers ample choices for the Hereford
discerning shopper. eatsleepliveherefordshire.co.uk
Riverside Wanders May Hereford River Carnival
Embark on a serene stroll through the River Wye Hereford City
Castle Green, an historic site believed to rivercarnival.org.uk
be the bailey of one of the earliest castles in Jul Three Choirs Festival
England, constructed by Norman conquerors Hereford Cathedral
in the 11C, now a favoured spot for picnics, 3choirs.org
festivals and leisurely dog walks. The ornate Nov Pantomime - Mother Goose
Victoria Foot Bridge, opened in 1898 to 24 - Courtyard Theatre
commemorate the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Jan courtyard.org.uk
Victoria, offers spectacular views of the River 25
Wye and is a walkway across the water to HEREFORD MARKETS
St George V’s Playing Fields and Parkland. High Town
For a return to the heart of the city, consider Retail: Weekly Weds & Sat
crossing the old Wye Bridge, via Gwynne Produce & Craft: Weekly Thurs,
Street where mistress to King Charles II Nell monthly fi rst Saturday.
Gwynne is believed to have been born. Christmas Markets: Selected
Alternatively, continue your journey along dates through December
the right bank, crossing the iron Hunderton herefordshire.gov.uk/things/
Bridge, and proceed to the Museum of Cider, markets-high-town-hereford
chronicling the histories of Herefordshire’s
iconic cider industry. A bit further down the
path lies The Waterworks Museum with Tourist Information Centre
working steam exhibits, celebrating 150 years Hereford Town Hall,
of water history. St Owen Street HR1 2PJ 01432 383837
Discover more places to go in Hereford on herefordcitycouncil.gov.uk
our website.
Photos The Town Hall | The Yard | High Town |
Hereford Cathedral & Elgar statue | Castle House Hotel |
View from The Old Bridge

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