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Herefordshire

Click the map for tourism ideas Herefordshire is mainly lowland plains tucked away in the shadows of the Welsh Mountains. Agriculture is important to the county's economy, and products include fruit, vegetables, hops, dairy goods and livestock. There are many medieval castles and fortifications built along the Marches borderland between England and Wales. There is also much to see of historical interest in the city of Hereford on the River Wye, including the cathedral and the 13th-century Mappa Mundi, one of the oldest maps in the world.

	Bateman Arms

	Shobdon, Leominster, Herefordshire HR6 9LX. Tel: 01568 708374
	Excellent 400 year old half timbered coaching inn with a good reputation for food and guest ales.
	Bay Horse Inn

	236 Kings Acre Road, Hereford, Herefordshire HR4 0SD. Tel: 01432 273351
	Excellent inn located on the edge of the City of Hereford noted for the food quality. The Bay Horse has also won awards for the standard of the toilets and has been placed 1st in the 'Hereford in Bloom' competition for the last two years.
	Bunch Of Carrotts

	, Hampton Bishop, Herefordshire HR1 4JR. Tel: 01432 870237
	Rural olde worlde inn serving a varied home made menu and traditional cask ales.
	Live & Let Live

	Bringsty Common, Bringsty, Herefordshire WR6 5UW. Tel: 01886 821462
	Pubs don't get much better than this! Fantastic views, quaint old oak beams, thatched roofs, great food, excellent ales, dog friendly and local wildlife passing by due to the quiet location. If we can think of a better place to be on a sunny day, we're struggling to think of it.
	Moody Cow

	Crow Hill, Upton Bishop, Herefordshire HR9 7TT. Tel: 01989 780470
	Situated on a crossroads in a quiet little village, the Moody cow serves homemade, freshly prepared meals, cooked to order but it's best to book in advance.
	New Inn

	Market Square, Pembridge, Herefordshire HR6 9DZ. Tel: 01636 388427
	Superb 14th Century half timbered pub with Excellent food and ales set in a scenic village which is mostly made up of half timbered buildings.
	New Inn

	St. Owen'S Cross, Hereford, Herefordshire HR2 8LQ. Tel: 01989 730274

	Rhydspence Inn

	, Whitney-On-Wye, Herefordshire HR3 6EU. Tel: 01497 831262
	14th-century inn, on the Welsh border overlooking the Wye Valley and Black Mountains, with a superb reputation for its 'hammy' and 'fishy' snacks, each cooked in a creamy sauce and topped with grilled cheese and breadcrumbs.
	Riverside Inn

	, Aymestrey, Herefordshire HR6 9ST. Tel: 01568 708440
	Excellent 16th Century half-timbered inn with many heavily beamed rooms, located in the heart of beautiful walking countryside . Excellent food including a great cheeseboard is served along with well kept traditional ales and a large wine list. The service at the Riverside is top quality with a close attention to detail and all with a friendly smile.
	Roebuck Inn

	, Brimfield, Herefordshire SY8 4NE. Tel: 01584 711230
	16th-century inn located on the Shropshire border which serves great food with a very impressive cheeseboard including many local speciality cheeses.
	Rose & Crown

	Broad Street, Hay On Wye, Herefordshire HR3 5DB. Tel: 01497 820435

	Salutation Inn

	Market Pitch, Weobley, Herefordshire HR4 8SJ. Tel: 01544 318443
	14th Century former Ale & Cider House set in the heart of Herefordshire Countryside. inglenook fireplace
	Stagg Inn

	Titley, Kington, Herefordshire HR5 3RL. Tel: 01544 230221

	Sun Inn

	, Winforton, Herefordshire HR3 6EA. Tel: 01544 327677
	Good quality ales can be found at the Sun Inn located on the A438 which runs parallel to the River Wye in the lovely Herefordshire countryside.
	The Barrels

	69 St Owen'S Street, Hereford, Herefordshire HR1 2JQ. Tel: 01432 274968
	The Barrels is a lively 18th century inn located in the middle of Hereford. Great ales and live music - a proper old school boozer.
	The Feathers

	High Street, Ledbury, Herefordshire HR8 1DS. Tel: 01531 635266
	Attractive half-timbered town centre inn which still has a real Elizabethan atmosphere to it but with a modern indoor leisure spa. Solid oak beams, large collection of horse brasses, lovely wood panelling, huge open fires, hanging wall tapestries and an extremely inviting menu.