The Bull Inn Flat 2

The Space
The room features a large double bed, bedside table, lamp, chair, and a TV for your convenience. Bedding and towels are provided for your stay. The en-suite bathroom includes a shower, sink, and toilet, with toilet roll and soap also supplied. Additionally, there is a kettle with tea, coffee, and sugar available for you to enjoy during your stay.

Neighborhood
Worcester, a charming city in the heart of England, is renowned for its rich history, striking architecture, and beautiful riverside setting. The majestic Worcester Cathedral is a centrepiece, boasting over 1,000 years of history and housing the tomb of King John. The city’s role in the English Civil War is brought to life at The Commandery, a fascinating museum that delves into this turbulent period.

The city centre blends old and new, offering a mix of historic streets, independent boutiques, and modern shopping. Food lovers will enjoy its variety of restaurants, cafés, and traditional pubs. Worcester also celebrates its artistic side, with venues like the Swan Theatre hosting performances throughout the year.

Set along the River Severn, Worcester offers plenty of opportunities for riverside walks and boating. Nearby green spaces, like Cripplegate Park, provide peaceful retreats, while cricket enthusiasts will enjoy the historic New Road Ground, set against the stunning backdrop of the cathedral. Worcester’s unique blend of heritage and modernity makes it an inviting destination for all.

Getting Around
Worcester is well-connected by train, with frequent services from Birmingham, London, and the South West arriving at both Worcester Foregate Street and Worcester Shrub Hill stations. For those traveling by car, the M5 motorway provides easy access to the city, with plenty of parking options available throughout the area. Local bus routes link Worcester to nearby towns and popular attractions, such as the Malvern Hills and other picturesque countryside locations. The city centre is compact and ideal for exploring on foot, with historic streets, riverside paths, and major landmarks like Worcester Cathedral and The Commandery just a short walk away. For those wishing to explore further, cycling routes and scenic drives offer access to the surrounding countryside and charming villages.