Hereford Cathedral
The present Hereford cathedral dates back to 1079 and has the largest library of chained books in the world, its most famous treasure being the Mappa Mundi, the largest medieval map still known to exist, depicting the known world at the time, created around 1300.
College Hall
The Hereford College Hall is actually the Hereford Cathedral College Cloisters, a Grade I listed building built between 1472 and 1475. It was originally designed to house 27 vicars but underwent renovations in the 16th and 19th centuries. The building complex was known as the College of Vicars Choral.
The Green Dragon Hotel
One of the oldest hotels in Britain, with roots dating back more than 900 years to an inn on this site called the White Lyon. The stonemasons who built Hereford Cathedral are believed to have been housed here. During the Middle Ages, it became a popular hostelry for pilgrims visiting the shrines of St Ethelbert and St Thomas Canteloupe, in the Cathedral.
Hereford Town Hall
The elegant Edwardian building was opened in 1904 and houses the town's civic administration, including council chambers and the registrar's office.
The Town Hall was designed by the architect HA Cheers and constructed by WJ Bowers. The result is an outstanding example of Edwardian architecture and is listed Grade II* by English Heritage for its historical value.
Castle Green Pavilion
The Pavilion at Castle Green is a Grade II listed Georgian building on Medieval foundations located in the heart of Hereford City on the banks of the River Wye and overlooking the historic Castle Green itself.