This attractive little city is one that is perfect for a day out and it’s been named as one of the most aesthetically pleasing in the UK. Worcester is known for its pretty buildings, scenic river and greenery.

The city was named as the runner-up for most aesthetic city in the UK, second only to Oxford. One of the most iconic sites in the city is Worcester Cathedral which is known for its incredible architecture. A visitor on Tripadvisor said: “Had a lovely morning strolling around the cathedral, the architecture is amazing.

“The staff were lovely and very knowledgeable, there is a lovely little coffee shop in there also. Well worth a visit.”

Another penned: “What a beautiful place. The stained glass windows are just amazingly colourful. The cathedral is so huge. So much to take in. Fabulous tearooms and gift shop too.”

Another place to see is Worcester Woods Country Park – a peaceful outdoor space to explore for nature lovers. While you’re there, you’ll be able to explore the woods and stop off at the cafe for a drink or bite to eat.

One visitor said: “Been visiting for many years. The food and service are always excellent. I have taken my grandchildren here many times for the very good play area and to explore the woods. Very highly recommend.”

On a spring or summer day, Worcester is the ideal place to soak up the sun while enjoying the picturesque views.

The city’s parks, like Gheluvelt Park, offer perfect spots for a relaxing picnic or a leisurely walk.

If you’re looking for a historical site to visit in addition to the Cathedral, you can pay a trip to the Tudor House Museum to explore local history and see well-preserved medieval architecture.

Shoppers and food lovers can enjoy the city’s vibrant independent shops, cafés, and markets, particularly around Friar Street and The Shambles.