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64 LOAD STREET,
Bewdley, Worcestershire, England,
DY12 2AW
Heritage Rating:  ?Heritage Tags: Georgian (Time Period) - Thomas Telford (Person) - 17th century (Time Period) One visit to Bewdley will explain why this town was once described as the most perfect small Georgian town in Worcestershire. Thomas Telford's famed arch bridge provides a focal point for the town, spanning the River Severn. Outside of the town, you can enjoy the Worcestershire countryside or take in … more >> Accommodation Rating:  Stay at this Hotel from: £29.00 Location map 
Severnside North,
Bewdley, Worcestershire, England,
DY12 2EE
Heritage Rating: ?Heritage Tags: Georgian (Time Period) Nestled on the Worcestershire and Shropshire borders alongside the river Severn sits the picturesque town of Bewdley, known for its Georgian architecture and quaint black and white cottages, with stunning riverside frontage. Alongside the seemingly tranquil river on the north side of the bridge, you will find us at The … more >> Accommodation Rating:  Stay at this Hotel from: £50.00 Location map 
Habberley Road,
Bewdley, Worcestershire, England,
DY12 1LJ
Heritage Rating:  ?Heritage Tags: castle (Architecture) Set in 20 acres of Worcestershire countryside, this hotel is just a short drive from the West Midlands Safari Park, Severn Valley Steam Railway, Warwick Castle and Cadbury World. The Sebastian Coe Health Club also features a 25 meter indoor pool. The Ramada Hotel and Resort Restaurant. Steeped in atmosphere, … more >> Accommodation Rating: Stay at this Hotel from: £64.00 Location map
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