ABOUT HEREFORDSHIRE...

About the County

Herefordshire is located just south of the West Midlands – it is sandwiched between the County of Worcestershire to its east with its western border nestling along the breathtaking Brecon Beacons in Wales.

The county’s rolling pastures, rural charm and rustic image belies a host of healthy and vibrant businesses. Numerous diverse communities thrive on their distinct and individual character to give Herefordshire a uniqueness which is valued by residents, visitors and those who work in the county.

About Hereford

VIEWS across the city are dominated by the 11th century Cathedral situated on the River Wye. Hereford offers everything from the ancient to the modern. It's most famous attraction is the 13th century Mappa Mundi, a unique map of the world, and the world's largest Chained Library, with books dating from the 8th century.

One of the newest attractions is the Courtyard, host to a wide variety of events, both artistic and theatrical. Enjoy the many museums and visit the variety of unique shops in the Left Bank Village . Centrally located, Hereford provides an excellent base for exploring throughout England 's most rural county.