National Trust & English Heritage places in Worcestershire

A magnificent 14th-century tithe barn near Bredon in Worcestershire.

Heath and woodland hilltops on the edge of Birmingham with views to Wales, four waymarked trails and a well-loved cafe at Nimmings Wood.

A fine half-timbered 16th-century dovecote in Worcestershire.

A stone watermill in the Wyre Forest with a working waterwheel on Dowles Brook.

One of England's largest medieval tithe barns, built for the Abbot of Evesham.

The last surviving Chartist Land Company cottage, telling the story of 1840s radical land reform.

Birthplace cottage of composer Sir Edward Elgar with manuscripts, personal belongings and a restored garden.

Medieval half-timbered pub in Bretforton owned by one family for over 500 years, now a working NT inn.

Fine 15th-century timber-framed merchant's house in Worcester with panelled rooms and a walled garden.

A 17th-century timber-framed dovecote with nearly 600 nesting holes in Worcestershire.

A fire-damaged Victorian mansion with formal gardens, a monumental fountain and woodland walks.