by Molly Davidson

Located in the heart of England, the county of Worcestershire offers both outstanding natural beauty and countless places to visit to suit all tastes. Lying between the majestic Malvern Hills and the charming Cotswolds, it's a truly wonderful part of the country with chocolate box villages, bustling towns plus the magnificent cathedral city of Worcester. Here are some suggestions for a great day out in Worcestershire:

Worcester Cathedral, Worcester

West Midland Safari Park, Bewdley

Stretched over 150 acres, West Midland Safari Park has all the wild animals you could possibly want. The white tigers deserve particular mention. Admission is £8.99 for adults and the same for children every day from 10am to 5pm. From November to March the dome is only open from 10am to 4pm from Tuesday to Saturday. For more information call 01299 402114 or go to www.wmsp.co.uk

Royal Worcester Porcelain Works, Worcester

Containing the largest collection of Worcester Porcelain in the World, this museum will either fascinate you or send you to sleep. The Porcelain Works are open from 5.30pm Monday to Saturday. On Sunday the museum opens from 11am to 5pm. For further details call 01905 746000 or go to www.royal-worcester.co.uk

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