Evesham, a Parish and Market Town in the District of Wychavon in the English County of Worcestershire
The market town of Evesham is also a parish in the district of Wychavon in the Worcestershire County, England. It is situated at approximately the same distance from Stratford-upon-Avon, Cheltenham, and Worcester. It is inside the horticultural Vale of Evesham, which is an area covering the floodplain of the River Avon and is famous for market gardening. The Vale offers one of the loveliest countrysides in all of the United Kingdom
Food, Shopping and accommodation in Evesham
The numerous restaurants, tea shops, cafes, pubs and inns in town cater for all tastes, each with its specialty and style. Some offer home cooked meals, others serve mouthwatering international cuisine, and yet others specialise in an exotic foreign menu. Worth mentioning are The Royal Oak, Word of Mouth, Buongiorno Cafe, Casa La Cucina Italiana, and The Thatched Tavern among others.
The centre of shopping in this town is in the town centre, specifically along High Street where independent shops are offering a whole array of goods selection.
Things to See and Do in Evesham
The River Avon with its recreational areas is the town’s major attraction. It offers all kinds of outdoor activities such as walking, fishing and boating. A visit to the Bell Tower, the remnants of the once great abbey, on the other hand, gives visitors a glimpse of Evesham’s traditional roots. Abbey Park and the Abbey Garden Abbey are worth exploring. Tom Harvey’s Pennywhistle sculpture is found in Abbey Gardens. The Victorian bandstand on the Abbey Park provides music while immersing in the serenity and tranquillity of a lazy Sunday afternoon from June to September. The Heritage Centre at the Almonry completes a visit to this town. The centre houses a treasure trove of artefacts and information on the town’s colourful past.