Discover Herefordshire

This Norman castle is nicknamed the newest, oldest castle that nobody has heard of! Neglected for over 350 years, the castle is now being restored and it’s rich history being discovered.

Discover rare 11th Century walls, a twin-turreted entrance and recently discovered stained glass to unearth the fascinating mysteries behind this ruin.

Set in eight acres, this carefully restored Victorian house and gardens is a haven for nature lovers or those who want to immerse themselves in a stunning setting.

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With a pop-up café perfect for stopping and taking a restful break, this is a peaceful place to relax on an afternoon.

Dating from the 12th century, these ruins feature a round keep atop a mound, offering panoramic views of the Black Mountains and the Olchon Valley.

Bring a picnic and be transported back in time as you explore this example of medieval construction.

Dating from the 18th century, explore ten acres of gardens in the National Trust property set alongside the River Wye and discover stunning views of Herefordshire.

With ancient trees and Roman ruins waiting to be discovered, you will also find a walled garden, colourful blooms and a 1920’s glasshouse.