Malvern, a Civil Parish and Spa Town in the English County of Worcestershire
The civil parish and spa town of Malvern which lies at the foot of the Malvern Hills is in the English county of Worcestershire. A specified as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. In the meantime, the Great Malvern, is a famous conservation area. The area developed dramatically in the Victorian era because of the springs of natural mineral water in the area which include The Water.
Food, Shopping and accommodation in Malvern
This is a town teeming with places to eat and drink; from fine-dining restaurants, traditional inns, good old-fashioned pubs, gastropubs, bars, coffee shops, burger joints, fast foods, you name it, this town has it. And in this town visitors will not want for a place to stay whatever their preference and budget is. There are hotels, B & Bs, Inns, farm cottages, campgrounds/campsites, holiday parks, caravan parks, and luxury service apartments in town. Unlike Kidderminster, there are no shopping centres or retail park in this area, but there are the gift and speciality shops for unique finds and souvenirs, an antique shop.
Things to See and Do in Malvern
Nature, culture and heritage characterise this town. This awesomely beautiful town has plenty to offer visitors than just scenery. Within its area, there are villages and hamlets worth exploring with their quaint Victorian cottages that characterise the place as well as events and festivals happening throughout the year.
The area around the Priory Church is considered the oldest part of town. The church which was built in 1095 and the Priory have some of the most beautiful stained glass windows in the United Kingdom. For serious walkers or even amateurs, walking up and around the Hills and Worcestershire Beacon is an exhilarating experience with a bonus of a fantastic view of the countryside.