Weobley is the crown jewel of Herefordshire's Black and White Village Trail — a beautifully preserved medieval village whose extraordinary collection of timber-framed, black-and-white houses dates from the 14th to 17th centuries. The village lies at the heart of one of England's most distinctive and unspoilt rural landscapes.
The Church of St Peter and St Paul has a striking 14th-century spire visible for miles. The village's Broad Street is lined with remarkable jettied, close-studded timber-framed buildings. The surrounding countryside is classic Herefordshire — orchards, hop yards, meadows and the distant blue hills of Wales. Hay-on-Wye (16 miles west) and Hereford Cathedral (10 miles south-east) are within easy reach.
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VisitBritain- Weobley Black & White VillageOne of England's finest collections of medieval timber-framing — Broad Street and the village green are lined with 14th-17th century black-and-white houses of extraordinary quality.
- Church of St Peter & St PaulA 13th-century church with a striking and unusual spire visible for miles across the Herefordshire countryside.
- Herefordshire Cider CountryWeobley sits in the heart of Herefordshire cider country — several traditional cider farms produce some of England's finest single-variety ciders from ancient orchards.
- Black & White Village TrailA designated route connecting Weobley to the other great black-and-white villages — Pembridge, Eardisland, Kington and Dilwyn — through unspoilt Herefordshire countryside.
- Hay-on-WyeThe world's book town capital — 16 miles west, Hay's 30+ second-hand bookshops and annual literary festival make it an essential excursion.
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