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"The Malvern Hills were formed over 700 million years ago are a wonderful open space for both visitors and residents to enjoy. After the Norman Conquest much of the common land was made over to a royal forest where the king and his subjects would hunt game. Malvern remained an undiscovered backwater until the monks found its seclusion and fresh water, others followed and in the advent of the railway Great Malvern was on the map as a tourist destination. A forerunner to The National Trust was the Malvern Hills Conservators who look after the 3000 acres of Hills and commons. Their Acts of Parliament give right of access to all the common land including managing the land for conservation. Even today it is still possible to walk on the Hills and find yourself at one with nature aside from the more iconic areas such as The Worcestershire Beacon or British Camp."
Ian JS Rowat - Director - Malvern Hills Conservators - www.malvernhills.org.uk
Click on the red tourism and Information buttons on the left to find out more about this fantastic area, they are useful tools in helping you plan your trip. The pages are edited weekly so bookmark the site for updates.
Throughout the site you will see the amazing photographic artwork of Jan Sedlacek from Digitlight Photography, to see his full portfolio of local contemporary large format wall art visit MalvernPanorma.co.uk
Malvern By Design is not just a Directory, we aim to be the number one source of current and relevant information for this area, if you think we need to include something then let us know about it.....also, email us your comments or pictures of The Malvern Hills and surrounding areas and we'll publish them on this page, send them to info@malvernbydesign.co.uk - Enjoy Malvern By Design and re-visit us over the coming weeks to see what we've added!
Also take a look at Restaurants In Malvern - The Brand new Restaurant Directory for The Malverns'.
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