Your Hereford guide
Hereford is a charming city set within the picturesque and vibrant county of Herefordshire. The impressive Hereford Cathedral, featuring the famous Mappa Mundi (World Map), offers a captivating glimpse into mediaeval cartography and stunning architectural beauty. Stroll through the city’s bustling market, where local produce and crafts create a lively atmosphere. The nearby Herefordshire countryside provides opportunities for scenic walks and outdoor activities, including exploring the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Visitors can also enjoy the Hereford Cider Museum, celebrating the region’s renowned cider-making tradition. With its blend of cultural landmarks and natural beauty, we’re certain Hereford will be a delightful escape for everyone who travels there.
Need more reasons to visit? Here are three more reasons why we love Hereford:
- Riverside Walks - The city is situated along the River Wye, providing scenic riverside walks and opportunities for boating and fishing.
- The Old House - Also known as The Black and White House Museum, The Old House in Hereford is a well-preserved 17th-century building that serves as a museum and showcases period furnishings and artefacts.
- Hereford Bull - The city is known for its Hereford cattle, a breed that originated in the area and is renowned for its quality beef. Read more about the cattle at the Hereford Castle and spot them in the nearby fields and farms.