Best Attractions near Tudor House Museum

Historic hilltop park in Worcester offering panoramic views, Civil War heritage, and family-friendly play areas.

Worcester’s vibrant city-centre shopping and dining destination with over 60 stores and diverse eateries in a modern, accessible setting.

Discover Worcester’s rich heritage and British Impressionist art in a charming Victorian museum with engaging exhibitions and family-friendly activities.

Explore centuries of medical history and innovation at Worcester’s interactive Infirmary Museum, blending science, art, and community heritage.

A peaceful riverside nature reserve in Worcester offering seasonal beauty, wildlife, and tranquil walks along the River Severn.

A serene World War I memorial park in Worcester offering vibrant recreational spaces and peaceful riverside conservation.

Explore ancient woodlands, vibrant meadows, and family-friendly adventures just outside Worcester city centre.

Discover breathtaking panoramic views of the River Severn and Malvern Hills from Worcester’s accessible Ketch Viewpoint.

Historic 14th-century deer park in Worcester offering lush gardens, family play areas, and tranquil green spaces for all ages.

Step into the serene birthplace of Sir Edward Elgar, where history, music, and nature blend in a charming Worcestershire cottage and garden.

Explore 30 acres of award-winning gardens and tranquil parkland at Spetchley Park, a historic family estate near Worcester with rich heritage and seasonal blooms.

A warm, welcoming country pub in Callow End offering homemade local food, scenic beer garden views, and a friendly atmosphere.

A charming farm shop and café in Callow End offering fresh local produce and a cozy countryside retreat.

Discover the 16th-century Hawford Dovecote, a charming Tudor timbered relic nestled in Worcestershire’s peaceful countryside.

Discover fresh local produce, family fun, and scenic farm life at Top Barn Farm Shop & Farm Park near Worcester.

Explore Wichenford Dovecote, a charming 17th-century timbered structure housing hundreds of nesting boxes, a rare symbol of aristocratic rural life in Worcestershire.

Discover eclectic antiques and collectibles from the 1800s to the 1960s in the tranquil rural setting of Holt Heath, Worcester.

A tranquil lakeside retreat in Worcestershire offering spacious cabins, a scenic golf course, and peaceful countryside charm.

Explore Hanbury Hall’s exquisite 18th-century art, gardens, and festive charm nestled in Worcestershire’s tranquil countryside.

Explore the haunting ruins and exquisite Victorian gardens of Witley Court, a historic jewel in Worcestershire with stunning fountains and woodland walks.

A countryside estate where specialist shopping, fine dining, and gardens converge into one distinctive destination.

Step back into Tudor England at this charming 17th-century house museum nestled in the historic riverside town of Upton upon Severn.

Discover artisan crafts, rustic dining, and tranquil gardens in a charming 200-year-old barn complex near Bromsgrove.

Step back 600 years at Lower Brockhampton, a moated medieval manor surrounded by orchards and woodland on a vast National Trust estate.

A towering 52-foot festive fir in Inkberrow, lighting up the village and hearts with community spirit and charity every Christmas season.

Explore Hartlebury Castle’s rich history, grand State Rooms, and peaceful grounds where bishops and royalty once walked.

Discover Harvington Hall, a moated Elizabethan manor famed for its secret priest hides and rich recusant Catholic history in Worcestershire.

Step into history at Rosedene, a rare Chartist cottage offering a peaceful glimpse into 19th-century working-class life in Worcestershire.

Discover a charming rural shopping village nestled in historic hop kilns, offering antiques, gifts, garden delights, and local crafts near Worcester.

Historic canal wharf at the top of Britain’s longest lock flight, offering scenic walks and rich waterways heritage in Worcestershire.

Drive through African and Asian habitats to encounter lions, tigers and giraffes in a four-mile safari adventure.

Explore Bewdley’s rich heritage and traditional crafts in a charming free-entry museum set within tranquil gardens and a historic Georgian town.

Historic canal with scenic towpaths, sandstone cliffs, and tranquil countryside, perfect for walking, cycling, and boating near Kidderminster.

Explore Tudor life and native wildlife at the John Moore Countryside Museum, a historic gem in the heart of Tewkesbury’s 15th-century district.

Discover the Norman splendor and medieval artistry of Tewkesbury Abbey, a historic gem in the heart of Gloucestershire.

Explore the historic fields of the 1471 Battle of Tewkesbury, a decisive Wars of the Roses site steeped in medieval heritage and commemorative art.

Explore the tranquil remains of an 18th-century water-powered grain mill nestled in the scenic Wyre Forest near Bewdley.

Explore England’s largest native woodland reserve, a rich mosaic of ancient forest, wildlife habitats, and accessible trails for all ages.

Discover one of England’s most complete Saxon chapels nestled in the tranquil village of Deerhurst, a hidden gem of medieval heritage.

Your friendly gateway to Gloucester’s rich history, events, and travel services, located inside the Museum of Gloucester.

Sprawling woodland escape with panoramic views, free parking, and trails for every ability.

Discover the Wychbury Obelisk in Hagley, a historical landmark with breathtaking views and a rich heritage waiting to be explored by tourists.

Explore Hellens Manor, a historic family home with centuries of art, architecture, and tranquil gardens in Herefordshire’s scenic countryside.

Explore Kinver Edge’s rare sandstone rock houses and heathland, where history and nature blend in a unique National Trust treasure.

Explore Ashleworth Tithe Barn, a stunning 15th-century medieval barn with timeless architecture and riverside charm in Gloucestershire.

Discover Broadway’s rich history and vibrant artistic heritage in a charming 17th-century coaching inn museum nestled in the heart of the Cotswolds.

Explore Broadway, the enchanting jewel of the Cotswolds, where history, stunning architecture, and natural beauty await every traveler.

Step aboard vintage steam trains through the scenic Cotswolds on a 28-mile heritage railway journey filled with history, charm, and community spirit.

Discover the timeless charm of Stanway House, a Jacobean manor with Britain’s tallest gravity-fed fountain and enchanting historic gardens.

A quiet, evocative ruin of a 13th-century Premonstratensian abbey, visible from a footpath in the West Midlands countryside.

Discover Shenberrow Hill’s tranquil landscapes and charming village atmosphere on the scenic edge of the Cotswolds.

Step back into Tudor times at Mary Arden’s Farm, Shakespeare’s mother’s childhood home, where history comes alive through farm life and nature.

Discover Winchcombe’s rich history and artisan pottery heritage at this intimate museum in the heart of the Cotswolds.

Discover the serene beauty and historical significance of Hailes Church in Cheltenham, a true gem nestled in the picturesque Cotswolds.

Explore the tranquil ruins of 13th-century Hailes Abbey, a captivating Cistercian site steeped in medieval history and set in peaceful Cotswold countryside.

Discover the world’s first museum dedicated to nature-inspired art, set in the elegant Georgian Wallsworth Hall near Gloucester.

A charming rural shopping village blending antiques, crafts, and local food in Warwickshire’s scenic countryside.

Discover the enchanting 16th-century manor and whimsical Arts and Crafts garden of Charles Wade’s eclectic collection in the heart of the Cotswolds.

Discover Birmingham’s tranquil 450-acre country park with scenic trails, wildlife habitats, an urban farm, and horse riding adventures.

Explore Broadway Tower, a historical landmark in the Cotswolds offering stunning views and rich heritage in a picturesque setting.