Tourist Attractions

Hereford is one of the oldest Cities in the UK with Hereford Cathedral being home to the Mappa Mundi and Chained Library dating back to 17th Century and containing one of the earliest 8th Century books.

The River Wye runs through the City on its way from from Afon Gwy, Powys. to Ross on Wye and Symonds Yat to the south of Hereford.  Both fantastic places to visit on your travels.

For antiques, the town of Leominster to the North of Hereford has several antique shops and boutiques to browse around and further North is the famous food town of Ludlow with its ancient castle situated in the town centre.

To the West are the Brecon Beacons. Closer to Hereford is Hay on Wye, famous for its book shops and literary festival in May.

To the East is Ledbury, a very pretty market town with plenty of interesting shops and cafes.  A brilliant source for unusual gifts and momentos.

We have two excellent public houses within a few minutes walk, which provide good pub food. The Godwins, Bartestree, and The Crown & Anchor in Lugwardine both of which offer tasty food options.