Ledbury

The thriving market town of Ledbury in the county of Herefordshire is a picturesque place of timber framed buildings close to the scenic Malvern Hills. Parts of the town look and feel much as they would have in the 16^th century, particularly around Church Lane, a picturesque cobbled alleyway with striking buildings; so authentic, this area has been the scene of many period films. The Heritage Centre in a 15^th century building on Church Lane has a small museum of local history, providing visitors with a glimpse back in time to where Ledbury began. Even the Ledbury railway station is traditional in design, with a wooden ticket office and the town is considered to be one of the finest ‘Black and White’ towns in the Country.

Ledbury is a delight for visitors with a host of interesting shops, an excellent choice of quality restaurants, traditional pubs and an abundance of visitor attractions and historic sites; including the Market House at the centre of town, which stands on large oak pillars, a fascinating folk museum, the parish church, the Painted Room and Eastnor Castle.

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