For further information contact the Tourist Information Centre
They can supply you with leaflets, etc. & book your holiday accommodation
Tourist Information Office
Bewdley Museum
Load Street
Bewdley, Worcestershire
DY12 2AE
Telephone Number: 0845 603 5699
Bewdley is a town of narrow winding streets, making it a pleasure to explore. The prosperity that made the building of the town possible came from the port on the banks of the Severn. Bewdley was an important collecting point for goods manufactured in the Midlands to be shipped from here to Bristol and beyond.
All this changed with the building of the Staffs & Worcester Canal at Stourport in 1771. The town wanted nothing to do with James Brindley's “stinking ditch” and so settled for a genteel decline, a town now time warped in the late 18th century. To view Bewdley's special qualities it must be viewed from the riverside.
Looking across the Severn from Bewdley
Bewdley Bridge
Shrewsbury |
Ironbridge |
Bridgnorth |
Bewdley |
Stourport |
Worcester |
Upton upon Severn |
Tewkesbury |
Gloucester |
Gloucester Docks |
Griffin the artist |
Sharpness |
Lydney |
Severn Estuary |
Plynlimon |
Llanidloes |
Newtown |
Welshpool |