Landmark

Worcester Guildhall

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Worcester Guildhall is a striking example of early 18th-century civic architecture, featuring a grand Queen Anne-style façade with intricate stonework. Inside, visitors can view the Assembly Room, council chambers, and historical portraits. The building remains a working civic centre, often open for guided tours that reveal its role in local government and community events. Its distinctive exterior and preserved interiors make it a landmark of Worcester's heritage.

Don't miss

Admire the ornate Queen Anne façade and stone carvings
Tour the historic Assembly Room and council chambers
Check for special exhibitions or civic events during your visit

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