Be seated next to a stunning riverside location then walk off your lunch at beautiful riverside restaurants......
The town itself is steeped in history, with many historic buildings and landmarks, like the Market House. Built in 1654 and is a prominent feature in the town centre. Visitors can also explore St. Mary’s Church and the restored 17th-century Market House Museum, which provides insight into the town’s history.
The River Wye is ideal for water activities such as SUP, canoeing and kayaking. Many tourists visit Ross-on-Wye to paddle along the river, enjoying the scenic landscapes and observing the local wildlife.
Ross is a popular starting point for the Wye Valley Walk, a long-distance footpath that follows the River Wye through some of the most beautiful countryside in England and Wales. It’s a fantastic way to explore the region’s natural beauty on foot.
Boasting a range of restaurants, cafes, and pubs serving local and international cuisine. You can sample traditional British dishes, fresh seafood, and locally sourced ingredients. Cider production is also popular in the region, so don’t miss the chance to try some local cider.
Ross-on-Wye offers a variety of accommodation options, including boutique hotels, bed and breakfasts, and self-catering cottages. Many of these provide beautiful views of the surrounding countryside.
Shopping in Ross-on-Wye offers a delightful mix of traditional and contemporary experiences, with a range of independent shops, boutiques, and markets. Whether you’re looking for unique gifts, local products, or high-street brands, Ross-on-Wye has something to offer every shopper.
Ross-on-Wye’s central location makes it a convenient base for exploring nearby attractions, including the Symonds Yat Rock viewpoint, Goodrich Castle, and the town of Monmouth.
Tourism in Ross-on-Wye thrives due to its combination of natural beauty, historic charm, outdoor activities, and cultural events. Whether you’re interested in hiking, exploring historic sites, or simply enjoying the tranquillity of the countryside, Ross-on-Wye has something to offer every traveller.
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Be seated next to a stunning riverside location then walk off your lunch at beautiful riverside restaurants......
Discover a shopper's paradise, explore unique boutiques & artisanal shops......
The Wye Valley is one of the scenic places in the UK and an ideal setting for water based adventures......
For the perfect Wye Valley holiday find traditional country cottages in Ross on Wye......
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Beautiful riverside pub nestled in the heart of Ross-On-Wye, offering delicious food, drinks & spectacular events...
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The 136-mile Wye Valley Walk offers a variety of superb scenery. Follow the banks of the river for most of its length with some hill climbing......
Outdoor Activities
The Herefordshire Trail is a circular trail, approximately 154 miles, created & set up by the Herefordshire Ramblers Association......
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8 bedrooms, traditional pub, restaurant, large beer garden perfectly located to Ross On Wye......
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