Places of Interest
The Worcestershire Way passes numerous places of interest, including St Leonard's church in Ribbesford, Abberley Clock Tower, Witley Court, Birchwood Common (where Sir Edward Elgar composed much of his music), the Malvern Hills and St. Ann's Well.
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