Visit Bewdley
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The attractive Georgian town of Bewdley sits directly upon the River Severn in north Worcestershire, an area with a rich agricultural and industrial history and a gateway to the English–Welsh borderlands known as The Marches.
Plenty to see and do
With the Severn passing straight through, Bewdley has long been a favoured spot for angling, whilst the ancient woodland of the Wyre Forest surrounds the west of the town providing excellent opportunities to discover a rich diversity of wildlife.
The Severn Valley Steam Railway calls here, the National Cycle Network passes directly through and a number of circular walks converge on the town centre to link with the surrounding countryside.
A range of events take place annually including the Discover Bewdley springtime celebrations, Carnival in June, Rowing Regatta in July, Beer Festival in August and Arts Festival in October to name but a few.
Find out more
By clicking on the subsections listed on the left you will find information to help you make the most of your visit to the town with further information on each subject available by following the links provided on each page.
Detail of an extensive current list of events can be found in the "What's On" tab to make sure you don't miss out on any local activity during your stay.
Enjoy your stay
We hope that the site is able to provide you with the information that you are looking for and, most of all, that you enjoy your stay in the Bewdley area.