Other sights in WorcestershireWorcestershire, England

Open-air museum of rescued and rebuilt buildings, from a working windmill to a chain-making shop, near Bromsgrove.

Sixteen-mile heritage steam line following the Severn between Bewdley, Bridgnorth and Kidderminster.

Tall Victorian clock tower of 1884 standing above the Teme Valley, a landmark on the Worcestershire Way.

Isolated outlier of the Cotswolds rising over the Vale, its summit crowned by the folly tower of Parsons Folly, a landmark for miles.

National Trust hills of woodland and heath near Birmingham, with a summit topograph and views to the Cotswolds and Wales.

The steep northern peak of the Malvern ridge above Great Malvern, a favourite 360-degree viewpoint.

Spring house of 1813 on the wooded slope above Great Malvern, where Malvern water still runs from a carved spout.

A flight of thirty narrow locks climbing 67m in just over two miles, the longest lock flight in Britain.

Drive-through safari park and family attraction beside the Severn near Bewdley.

Timber barn raised around 1325 for the monks of Pershore Abbey, its huge crucks making it the largest cruck barn in Britain.