Top places to visit for a memorable Worcester trip

When asked to 'name somewhere in Worcester everyone should visit at least once', Jason Spencer said: "The cathedral. You've got 'Bad King John', and Henry the Eighth's brother in there, yet you'd never know with the lack of tourist advertising."

Others, such as Susan Poyner, praised the cathedral for being "beautiful and has been here since 11th-century makes it one of the oldest one in the country."

Jacquie Swinbourne said: "Worcester Cathedral, then walk along river to Diglis and stop for a coffee at GoodRoots."

Beyond the Cathedral, many readers had various places that they had a fondness for.

Emma Wright recommended Retroids Arcade Bar, stating it offers "so much fun and nostalgia!"

Stacey Hill offered several locations, listing "The King Charles house, Friar Street, The Commandery, The Cathedral and Fort Royal" as must-visits.

Lorna Taban spoke highly of Brown's at the Quay, calling it a "classy eatery overlooking the river."

Em Smith contributed: "Yeah, the cathedral is architecturally very pretty, but The Commandery is spectacular.

"When you realise the history that took place right here in the city, it really brings it to life.

"There is so much to take in, I learnt something new with every visit. I recommend the (free!) museum, as well."

Outdoor spaces were also suggested by our readers.

Fiona Shaw-Rudd said: "The new city garden at the back of St Martin's In the Cornmarket.

"A work of love by some members of the congregation."

Ceecee Christina Ox told of a "hidden waterfall."

Mark Lewis advised readers to visit "the top of Elbury Moor, which is the highest point in Worcester where the service reservoirs are, absolutely great views from there all across the city!"

So whether it's a historical walk in the Cathedral or The Commandery, a fun night out at Retroids Arcade Bar, a fancy dinner overlooking the river, or astonishing views from the top of Elbury Moor, there's something for everyone in Worcester according to our readers.