Renowned for amazing sunrises, sunsets, and stunning cloud formations, the Malvern Hills are an all-year-round destination with different colours and light changing throughout the seasons.
The hillside town of Malvern is made up of the three town centres – Great Malvern, Barnards Green and Malvern Link. Great Malvern has been a recognised tourism destination since the days of the Victorian Water Cure which is very evident with all the Victorian architecture across the town.
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People used to visit from far and wide to take Malvern Spring Water for medicinal purposes in the form of hydrotherapy, including Florence Nightingale, Charles Dickens, and Charles Darwin.
Due to the landscape, Malvern is a popular cycling and walking holiday destination. However, the area has a range of accommodation offerings, which is popular for couples seeking a romantic short break.
From spa hotels to luxury rural farm stays, Malvern is not short of quality accommodation.
Visitors can also embark on a culinary experience, with top-rated restaurants utilising local produce. Cottage in the Wood, Malvern serves ever-changing seven-course tasting menu in the 3 AA Rosette Restaurant. Located at the foot of the Malvern Hills.
