Bromsgrove, a Town in Worcestershire, England
Bromsgrove is a traditional market town in the county of Worcestershire, England which had been recorded for the first time in the early 9th Century as Bremesgraf. It is surrounded by an astonishingly beautiful undulating landscape including the Walton Hills and the Clent Hills. The Clent Hills is a well-loved hillwalking hill decked with architectural works inspired by the classics done around the 1750s.
Food, Shopping and Accommodation in Bromsgrove
Visitors to this town will never run out of places to eat, whatever their preference or their budget is. At latest count, there are eighty-eight restaurants in Bromsgrove that range from classy fine dining joints to coffee houses, and takeaways. The food offerings from these eating places are so diverse and eclectic that there is always something for everyone. Diners can have a choice of American, Mexican, Italian, Asian Fusion, Eastern European, Mediterranean, Indian, and cuisine from practically around the world. There are also six watering holes (pubs/bars) within the town limits that serve not only great beer and fine wine but also superb food. For a place to stay, guests have a choice of a charming Elizabethan manor house such as the Grafton Manor or some contemporary no frills hotel such as the Premier Inn. There are also B&Bs, travel lodges, and farmhouses in and around the town.
Things to See and Do in Bromsgrove
Bromsgrove is one town with so much to offer its visitors. There are nature reserves and parks ideal for walking and simply enjoying nature such as the Sanders Park and Pepper Woods. There are also museums that showcase artefacts and historical memorabilia. There is even a museum for rescued buildings called the Avoncroft Museum of Historic Buildings. Tardebigge Locks is ideal for boating and walking along the river banks. And of course, there is the Rosedene cottage, a quaint Victorian cottage showcasing life for early Chartists.