Things to do

Sightseeing

Tall Trees Manor House is within a short drive to a plethora of tourist attractions, areas of natural beauty and historical landmarks. Below is a suggestion of some of our top picks as well as links to other websites with more information.

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Fans of history and horticulture can visit the National Collection of Clematis at Burford House Gardens and those looking to explore the outdoors can walk or cycle the Teme Valley Trail.

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Visitors in search of magnificent historical landmarks can take a short trip to Ludlow Castle, Worcester Cathedral or Witley Court. Witley Court (English Heritage) offers glorious gardens and a wilderness play area for little ones to enjoy the fresh air. Stay all day and see the romantic ruins themselves and the Italianate Baroque paintings at Great Witley Church, mercifully spared from the fire that destroyed the main building.

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If you’re looking for a bigger day out, it’s not far to the West Midlands Safari Park where you can see a range of animals including adorable red pandas. Or take a trip on the Severn Valley Railway where you can ride a steam train through the rolling hills and quaint villages along the River Severn. You can hop on and off the beautiful locomotives and explore the area, or sit back and watch the lovely countryside pass you by.

 

Get stuck into history with the selection of museums and Victorian village at Ironbridge. This World Heritage Site will make you feel like a time traveller as you explore Blists Hill Victorian Town.

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Travelling by Train

The nearest train stations are Hartlebury (11 miles), Worcester Foregate Street (13 miles) or Worcester Shrub Hill (16 miles).

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Local Dining

If it's a local pub you're looking for, why not try;​, The Bridge, Stanford Bridge, The Bell, Pensax, or The Talbot, Knightwick.

Or if it's restaurants you're after, here's a great selection; The Elms Hotel, Abberley, The Baiting House, Upper Sapey or the Venture In, Ombersley (Michelin-starred).