Villages & towns in HerefordshireHerefordshire, England

Tiny village hidden west of Hereford, world-famous for the carvings on its Romanesque church.

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Handsome market town below the Malverns, its timber-framed Market House and cobbled Church Lane much photographed.

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Medieval Arrow-valley village with a 700-year-old inn, a rare detached bell tower and a timber market hall.

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Market town perched on a sandstone cliff above a bend of the River Wye, gateway to the Wye Valley.

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Often called the prettiest village in Herefordshire, its thatched black-and-white houses lining the banks of the River Arrow.

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Jewel of the black-and-white trail, with crooked timber-framed cottages and cruck houses clustered round a wide green.

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Border market town in the Arrow valley below Hergest Ridge, gateway to Offa's Dyke walking country.

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Timber-framed market town where the Lugg meets the Kenwater, the traditional start of the black-and-white trail.

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Golden Valley village built around the surviving church of a 12th-century Cistercian abbey.

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Quiet wooded village of black-and-white cottages and a converted tithe barn around a green.

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Trail village whose church holds a celebrated font carved by the Herefordshire School of Romanesque sculptors.

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Wye-side village famous for its Italianate church, with a riverside pub and old ferry crossing.

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Trail village with a wide green and two traditional black-and-white pubs.

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Small timber-framed market town in the River Frome valley, close to Brockhampton Estate and Bringsty Common.

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River Lugg village below the Iron Age ramparts of Croft Ambrey, with a riverside inn.

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Attractive linear village near the Wye, a walking base below Capler Camp with a fine timbered coaching inn.

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