Browsing attractions within 10 miles of Mistletoe Cottage

Monkland Cheese Dairy is a working dairy producing local artisan cheeses and retailing fine British and continental cheese.

Brobury House Gardens were originally laid out in the 1880s when the house was built. The setting, on the banks of the River Wye by Bredwardine Bridge, was the perfect site for a terraced Victorian garden.

Herefordshire Churches Tourism Group is a network of some of the best chuches and chapels in the county that have dominated the landscape and life of communities for more than a thousand years.

An eclectic collection of the best of British contemporary art & craft to include cards, prints, original paintings, ceramics, glass, jewellery, ironwork, wearables, sculpture, furniture and much more.

Hergest Croft Gardens lies in the heart of the Welsh Marches. Set in 70 acres, the Gardens are internationally renowned with a spectacular collection of trees and shrubs as well as gorgeous flower borders & an old fashioned Kitchen Garden.

The Medieval village of Weobley, the Jewel in the Crown of the Black and White villages, launches its Weobly Heritage Trail that gives visitors a flavour of the life once lived in the interesting buildings in this charming village.

Herefordshire Raceway’s track caters for arrive-and-drive corporate/private events and stag/hen parties.

Cellar Door is a Bistro and Bar serving homemade fresh food between 12pm – 9pm Wednesday to Saturday and Sunday lunches between 12pm – 4pm

Kington Museum first opened in June 1986 and is housed in what were the stables of the long defunct King’s Head Inn.

Weobley Museum is situated on the site of the old police station and courtroom. The museum displays artefacts and archives which put Weobley in context through its history.

Kington Tourist Group produces the accommodation brochure for Kington and the surrounding area, staffs the tourist information centre in Kington and provides the information on the Kington website.