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Upton Tourist Information

in Upton-upon-Severn

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This is your go-to spot for unlocking the local secrets of Upton-upon-Severn and the surrounding area.

Pop in here to pick up maps, discover upcoming events, and get friendly advice on everything from delightful river walks to the best places to enjoy a meal. Upton-upon-Severn itself is a lively riverside town in Worcestershire, deeply connected to the River Severn.

Historically, it was a bustling inland port, and you can still sense that past in its architecture and the activity along the water. Keep an eye out for the distinctive 'pepperpot' church tower, a real landmark that dominates the skyline. The town even played a small but important part in the English Civil War. Today, Upton is known for its energetic festivals throughout the year, its welcoming pubs, and the various ways you can enjoy the river, whether that's a boat trip or simply watching the world go by from the bank. From here, you're also well-placed to explore quieter spots nearby, such as Ryall, Tunnel Hill, Longdon Heath, and Earl's Croome.

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52.06450°N, 2.21796°W Data: osm