Photo of Bewdley, a village in Worcestershire, central England.

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Villages & towns in WorcestershireWorcestershire, England

21 villages and towns in the Albion Guide across Worcestershire — see the full villages and towns directory, or everything to explore in Worcestershire.

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Bewdley

The most perfect small Georgian town in the county, set on the Severn at the edge of the Wyre Forest.

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Pershore

Georgian market town on the Avon crowned by the medieval lantern tower of Pershore Abbey.

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Great Malvern

Victorian spa town climbing the flank of the Malvern Hills, laced with springs and old gas lamps.

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Broadway

Honey-coloured Cotswold-edge village with a broad green high street of Arts and Crafts galleries below Broadway Tower.

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Elmley Castle

Timber-and-thatch village at the foot of Bredon Hill with a wide chestnut-lined main street.

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Evesham

Market town in a tight loop of the Avon, with abbey remains and riverside meadows.

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Tenbury Wells

Small Teme-side market town, 'the town in the orchard', with its quirky Chinese-Gothic Pump Rooms.

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Chaddesley Corbett

Long street of timber-framed and Georgian houses in the Wyre Forest district.

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Fladbury

Avon-side Vale village with a watermill that stopped grinding in the 1940s, orchards all around.

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Ombersley

Well-kept village of black-and-white timber-framed houses strung along one long street north of Worcester.

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Ripple

Green-centred village near the Severn, home to an unusually big medieval church and its famous misericords.

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Upton-upon-Severn

Riverside town with a landmark 'Pepperpot' bell tower and a summer run of festivals.

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Abbots Morton

Secluded hamlet of timber-framed and thatched cottages in the countryside east of Worcester.

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Bredon

Vale village at the foot of Bredon Hill, known for its great medieval tithe barn.

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Bretforton

Seventeenth-century Vale village built almost entirely of stone, home to the National Trust's Fleece Inn.

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Cropthorne

Vale of Evesham village of black-and-white cottages above the River Avon.

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Feckenham

Former royal-forest village with a broad green and a run of Georgian and timber houses.

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Inkberrow

Chocolate-box timber-framed village round a green, said to be the model for The Archers' Ambridge.

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Droitwich Spa

Salt town built over brine seams where you can still float in an open-air brine lido.

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Hanley Castle

Historic village near the Severn with a Tudor grammar school and the ancient Three Kings inn.

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Little Comberton

Quiet village of thatched and timber-framed cottages between Pershore and Bredon Hill.

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