History & Heritage
Visitors to St John Medieval Museum and and Coningsby Hospital learn about the foundation, explore the 13th century Chapel......
Explore The City Of Hereford'S Historic Trail
Discover Hereford’s architecture and history on the City of Hereford’s historic trail during your trip. Why put these top historic attractions on your itinerary? A trip to the City would not be complete without seeing these buildings and the content they house. It is truly fasinating.
The City of Hereford was largely unscathed during World War II, making the older buildings an attractive tour. At the heart of the city is the cathedral the first stone church, built over the tomb of St Ethelbert around 825. Destroyed in 1056, it was later rebuilt by the Normans, a process that took some 70 years to complete.
Hereford has no shortage of historical buildings and attractions to visit. The city is known for its rich culture and history, opulent buildings and architectural diversity.
Explore Hereford’s old buildings this year, whether holidaying as a family, a couple, or planning a solo adventure. Discover ancient buildings, an historic cathedral, and museums filled with history and mystery.
If you are here for the day try the long stay car park at Merton Meadow (HR4 9HE).
Most building are free to enter but you may need to make an appointment in advance for tours. These historic buildings are a great source of history for all ages, and ideal for discovering more about where you live as well as exploring somewhere new.
If you would prefer a guided tour the Guild of Guides offer very informative daily Hereford Guided Walks.
History & Heritage
Blackfriars is an important religious site. Consisting of monastery ruins, cemetery & a stone preaching cross......
History & Heritage
Home to the City’s past, housing historic silver & ancient charters, as well as many other artifacts......
One of the world’s unique medieval treasures
Scholars believe it was made around the year 1300 & shows the history, geography & destiny of humanity......
Housed In A Spectacular Victorian Gothic Building
Exhibiting artefacts and works of fine and decorative art connected with the local area......
Museum
Furnished in period style with an internationally collection of English oak furniture......
Largest Surviving Chained Library
Contains about 1,500 books, dating from around the year 800......
The Great Charter Of Liberties
Agreed between King John & his barons at Runnymede near Windsor in 1215......
