Browsing attractions within 10 miles of Sunnybank Farm Cottages

The Time Machine Museum & Coffee Shop is a great experience for this wonderful display of Doctor Who props and costumes from the TV series.

The Lion Gallery was opened in 2005 in Leominster to provide a showcase for the best in contemporary craftwork and fine art from the region.

Apple Store Gallery has exhibitions of local artists' work, poetry and music events, creative studios to rent and a bespoke framing service. We are open Wednesday to Friday, 10am to 4pm and Saturday, 10am to 1pm. Other times by arrangement.

A distinct home, garden and reclamation resource on the outskirts of Hereford.

Old Granary Pierogi - serving as a street food/takeaway cooked from scratch and hand made unique Polish dishes - baked and boiled 'Pierogi', 'Bigos' stew, 'Beef goulash' and more. Supplying local shops, farm shops and delicatessens

The Eardisland Dovecote is one of Eardisland’s most distinctive historical buildings. Its origins are probably late 17th or early 18th century, although the earliest reference to a dovecote in the village is 1469.

Set just outside Bromyard in rural Herefordshire, Noakes Farm Riding Centre is a friendly, family-run registered riding school. The riding school provides quality private and group tuition, pony club membership and school holiday fun days.

The Museum Resource and Learning Centre is the central storage facility for the county’s museum collections and where collections not on show at the service’s sites across the county are stored and cared for.

The Courtyard is Herefordshire’s Centre for the Arts and the leading arts provider in the county, presenting a diverse programme of theatre, music, dance, comedy, film and visual arts.

Herefordshire Ramblers is part of the national charity The Ramblers and we have over 500 members in Herefordshire.