A beautiful old town, Bromyard has existed for over 1,000 years; records go back as far as Anglo Saxon times, whilst there is evidence pointing to man working & hunting here more than 5000 years ago. Today the town and surrounding areas retain many fine buildings and an air of timelessness which is quite unique.

Situated in Herefordshire, between the cathedral cities of Hereford & Worcester, Bromyard is surrounded by lovely countryside including open common land known as Bromyard Downs and Bringsty Common. A great place for walking & recreation with far reaching views to the Black Mountains, Malvern Hills & Clee Hill. With a whole host of options for accommodation, from hotels to self catering cottages, Bed and Breakfast to caravans, Bromyard has something to cater for all tastes. As an old market town historically attracting visitors from far afield, there are many pubs and restaurants in and around Bromyard catering for any travellers needs.

Bromyard is the perfect place to stay for short or long breaks as it is central to most of Hereford & Worcester's best towns and villages. Within 15 miles of the town there is a wealth of history, beauty & tranquility with a vast amount of interesting things to do and places to visit.

Some of the more varied activities include Horse Riding, Mountain Boarding, and beautiful Gardens to meander through, whilst in the town itself you will find the 'Year of the Hop' exhibition in the Heritage Centre which is housed in the 18th century stable block of a former rectory.

The tourist Information Centre is located at 1 Rowberry Street Bromyard, Tel: 01885 482341 ( Winter) 01885 482038 ( Summer)

Brockhampton Estate ( National Trust )
is well worth a visit renowned for its wonderful landscape and charming half-timbered buildings,with walks through parks and woodland. Lower Brockhampton Hall is open from April to October and is a 'true jewel of Herefordshire'.
There is a Tea Room and shop on site
Bringsty, Worcester WR6 5TB
Tel 01885 482077 / 488099  
www.Nationaltrust.org.uk/brockhampton

Bromyard Heritage Centre
Open Easter - End October Mon - Sat 10am - 4pm
Based in an 18th Century stable block and home to the 'Year of the Hop' exhibition, local history photographs and artifacts
Free Admission
1 Rowberry Street Bromyard HR7 4DU
Tel 01885 482038 / 482341
Brockhampton Estate near Bromyard is a National Trust property of wonderful landscapes parkd and woodland. Lower Brochampton Hall is a beamed manor house of national importance
St Peter's Church Church Lane, Bromyard
An historic church with foundations dating back to 12th Century having Norman features and an unusual stair turret to the tower. St Peter stands above the South doorway carrying 2 enormous keys - one a reminder and the other a warning to those that enter.
Open Daily 8am - 6pm
Tel 01885 482438
www.Stpetersbromyard.plus.com
Bromyard hosts some significant annual events including the Spring Festival - First Weekend in May which includes the unique Town Criers Competition attracting competitors from around the world, the Bromyard Gala in July and the Folk Festival in September.
For more details please see the Events 2005 page
The heritage Centre Bromyard home of the Year of the Hop Exhibition
St Peters Church Bromyard dates back to the 12th century
Town Criers march through Bromyard town centre
Hereford Cathedral, 5 College Cloisters, Cathedral Close Hereford HR1 2NG
Tel 01432 374202
A place of worship since Saxon times, Hereford Cathedral contains some of the finest examples of architecture from Norman times to the present day. See the Shine of St Thomas, and the Romanesque Nave, and the new Library Building funded by the late Sir Paul Getty housing the Mappa Mundi & Chained Library Exhibition
www.HerefordCathedral.co.uk
Hereford Cathedral
Worcester Cathedral,
Tel 01905 28854 /21004 /611002, fax 01905 611139
Situated on the banks of the River Severn the Cathedral is nearly 1000 years old. Its many attractions include: King John's Tomb, Prince Arthur's Chantry, the early 12th century Chapter House and St Wulstan's Crypt.
Entry is free
www.WorcesterCathedral.org.uk
Worcester Cathedral
The Conquest Theatre Tenbury Rd, Bromyard, Herefordshire HR7 4LJ
Tel: 01885 488575
The Conquest Theatre, Bromyard's centre for live performing arts, provides a wealth of opportunity and entertainment for all ages - plays, variety, musicals, operetta, ballet, pantomime and concerts, and is a favourite with many professional groups and performers. The Conquest also supports an active and vibrant youth theatre.
www.conquest-theatre.org.uk