The 10 Best Things to do Good for Big Groups in Worcester, England

We offer 36 themed guided tours of Worcester from historical & period specific, pubs, battlefield, ghosts, crime & punishment, festive and women of Worcester to name just a few. Our popular tour, the Worcester Story, takes place at 6pm daily. Places are limited for this so booking is essential. All tours can take place at other times upon request and subject to guide availability. Drop us an email and we can take your enquiry from there.

The Museum of Royal Worcester holds the largest collection of Worcester porcelain in the world. In recent years the Museum has undergone a major £1.7 million refurbishment supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund. Whilst being fresh and modern, the displays pay homage to a magnificent history and heritage. The Museum's galleries and showcases are swathed in sumptuous colours showing the collection off to its best advantage. With the recreation of the factory workshop and family parlour amongst some of the displays and high quality interactives there is something for everyone.

A place of prayer and worship for fourteen centuries. Royal Tombs, early 12th Century round Chapter House, examples of every type of early English Architecture, beautiful Norman Crypt, medieval Cloister, magnificent Victorian stained glass. Stunning end to end vista. Crypt exhibition, interactive touch screens, mobile App Trails, Cloister Cafe.. Find out about the Cathedral's Anglo-Saxon roots, special saints, glorious musical heritage - and much more. Sunday Eucharist 10.30am, Holy Communion Wednesday 1pm & Friday 11.30am. Free admission. Donations welcomed.

Gheluvelt Park is a memorial park built in honour of those lost in the First World War. It straddles Barbourne Brook and has two distinct areas - a formal park to the east, and an informal area managed for wildlife conservation to the west, next to the River Severn. There's a free car park by the Waterworks Road entrance.

Enjoy a Cask Ale, Craft Beer or Gin in a buzzing & welcoming splendid 17th century Grade II listed exterior of tiles and etched windows. The small bar, and adjoining saloon area, have been tastefully refurbished, keeping many original features. This great Traditional pub with magnificent listed tiled frontage and its decorous sand blasted windows has been an Inn for over 200 years and still has the original flooring, bar and some fittings that can be seen throughout the bar! In 1779 it was known at the Young's Mug House, and was also called the Volunteer between 1814-1817. Following that it became the Plumber's Arms before it became the well known Eagle Vaults. The best thing about this little gem is the first floor restaurant, with Mediterranean inspired roots, it is simply exquisite in theme and food!

Enjoy a fantastic day for all ages set in a 10 acre maize field with the Malvern Hills as a fantastic backdrop. The Great Worcester Maze has lots to entertain for a full day out. Whether you choose to do a simple trail or be courageous and explore the large maze be sure to have a fantastic time, then play and relax in the adjoining courtyard with games such as; 'Goalie' Football, Rope Maze and many other giant garden games. Be sure to get plenty of perfect photo opportunities with the backdrop of the Malvern Hills and for the less bouncy and adventuresome get some refreshments and relax with the enjoyment of the fresh air and open space. To enjoy this countryside fun more than once this summer why not buy a season ticket to have no limit on the amount of times you visit! There is a picnic facility with food and refreshments available on site, gifts and merchandise are also available. Toilets and disabled toilets are available, with free parking on site. In the interest of safety and hygiene only guide dogs allowed.