The starting point for any visit to Evesham with the Tourist Information Centre housed within this stunning 14th century building showcasing the history of Evesham.

Explore these peaceful interpretive gardens set within the historic ruins of Evesham Abbey thanks to the recent extensive restoration project led by Evesham Abbey Trust.

St Lawrence’s Church is one of the medieval masterpieces of Evesham. It was an important part of the extensive Abbey complex up to the Dissolution.

All Saints Church remains an active place of worship a striking example of medieval architecture and ecclesiastical heritage showcasing the town’s spiritual and cultural past.

Standing proudly at the edge of Abbey Park, the Bell Tower is the town’s most iconic and enduring landmark a must-see for visitors to Evesham.

During the darker winter months some of Evesham’s unique heritage assets are illuminated to tell the town’s story as part of this ambitious lighting trail.

Nestled in the fertile Vale of Evesham the town was regarded as the heart of England’s market gardening industry from the 1800’s a proud legacy.

Born in nearby Offenham there are many examples of this much celebrated Victorian church architect and designer of stained glass in Evesham and surrounding villages.

The Battlefield Walk offers a self-guided peaceful yet poignant journey through the site of one of medieval England’s most significant conflicts – the Battle of