Leominster is one of Herefordshire's many bustling market towns and is renowned for its quaint streets with specialist and antique shops. Whilst staying with us we recommend you visit the beautiful villages with their black and white cottages, shops and pubs - i.e. "The Black and White Village Trail". A recorded commentary narrated by local historians will guide you around some of the most beautiful countryside and these picturesque villages.

Your hosts, Caroline and David, will be pleased to advise you on local walks, cycle routes, local places of interest and suggestions on where to eat.



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	The bridge over the Kenwater and row of black & white houses leading up to the Leominster Priory
	The Grange - this beautifully carved black and white timber building was formerly a Market House built in 1633 by the King's carpenter, John Abel.
	A wide variety of specialist and independant shops situated in medieval lanes dating back to around 1600 AD.
	The area is reknowned for Hereford cattle, cider apples and acres of arable farming land spread over rolling countryside.
	Starting and finishing in Leominster the Black and White trail is a 40 mile tour through the most peaceful villages with their little rivers, quaint tea-shops and lovely pubs.
	There are many routes for walkers such as the Herefordshire trail and Marches Way, and miles of local paths to explore.

Leominster has so much to offer for all visitors, and the above represents a small sample of attractions and activities. Please contact us if you require more specific details. Also view our links page for relevant information.
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