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Made in Ross Gallery
Small local museum covering Ross-on-Wye's history, industries and people. A useful introduction to the town before exploring further.
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Small local museum covering Ross-on-Wye's history, industries and people. A useful introduction to the town before exploring further.
Craft gallery and exhibition space in a converted chapel at nearby Brockhampton. Worth a short trip for changing displays and local makers.
Independent gallery showing contemporary art and craft in the town centre. Good for seeing work by regional artists in a compact space.
Landscaped riverside garden and viewpoint above the Wye. One of the town's signature places for a short stroll and broad valley views.
Attractive pedestrian-friendly street lined with independent shops and historic buildings. Ideal for browsing Ross-on-Wye's town centre.
Riverside open space by the Wye popular for walking, picnics and watching rowing and canoe traffic near the water.
Slow-cooked stew of beef, root vegetables and cider from the Three Counties. A hearty rural dish linked to Herefordshire orchards and farming traditions.
Traditional sausages made with local pork, herbs and seasoning, often served with mash. A classic county pub dish rooted in Herefordshire farming.
Pressed apple juice from local orchards, either still or sparkling. Ross-on-Wye sits in prime cider country, making this a defining regional drink.
Well-known town-centre restaurant with Mediterranean and British dishes, popular for relaxed meals, seafood, grills and dependable service.
Stylish restaurant and bar with modern British cooking, steaks and seasonal produce in a smart but approachable setting.
Historic riverside inn serving British pub classics, local ales and seasonal dishes in a traditional setting near the centre of Ross-on-Wye.
Moderate for the UK. Rooms, pub meals and local travel are usually cheaper than in larger tourist cities, but costs are higher than in many small inland towns.
Tipping is optional. In restaurants, 10-12.5% is usual for good service if not already added. Round up taxi fares. In cafés, small change is enough.
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