A taste of
Worcestershire
Away from Worcester, the county reveals rippling hills and rivers, historic treasures and a smorgasbord of scenic spots
A taste of Worcestershire
By ANGHARAD MORAN
Posted on 16 November 2017
Ask yourself what Worcestershire is famous for and a bottle of Lea & Perrins is likely to spring to mind. While the nearby Cotswolds charm of Gloucestershire and Shakespearian heritage of Warwickshire may spend more time in the limelight, Worcestershire’s beauty spots and historic sites unobtrusively unveil themselves as you journey through the countryside.
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