Worcestershire Upton upon Severn

The town has a unique and varied history which you can discover at Tudor House Museum and The Pepperpot Heritage Centre with stories, artefacts and photographs from days gone by. There’s also a Blue Badge Guide offering historic walking tours around the town where you will feel fully immersed in the town’s past. The Battle of Upton – one of the final battles in the English Civil War took place on 28 August 1651 a few days prior to the final Battle of Worcester.

Upton upon Severn is a great place to explore the riverside by foot or by boat with a great selection of walks and picnic spots – please be mindful that Upton Ham is a Site of Scientific Special Interest with ground nesting birds in the meadows – please ensure dogs are kept on leads and children do not disturb the nests.

Upton upon Severn is a great stop off point to break up long journeys as it is located so close to the M5/M50 motorway network. There’s a large car park with coach parking available on Hanley Road.

Tourist Information Centre

The ‘Pepperpot’ Heritage Centre
Church Street
Upton upon Severn
Worcester WR8 0HT

Tel: 01684 594200 (when closed: 01684 892289)
E-mail: upton-info@visitthemalverns.org