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Heritage Open Days Return to Worcestershire with Improved Transportation

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Sep 16, 2025 — 1 min read

Worcestershire County Council, in collaboration with the UK Government, is excited to announce the return of Heritage Open Days from September 12-21. This year, visitors can explore the county's rich history with ease, thanks to Worcestershire on Demand, a flexible public transport service. The service operates across Bromsgrove, Malvern Hills, and Wychavon, offering affordable, app-based journeys to over 30 heritage sites, including the National Trust's Croome and the Almonry Museum in Evesham.

Key Takeaways:

Worcestershire on Demand is a flexible public transport service that allows residents and visitors to travel to heritage sites without fixed routes or timetables.
The service is operating across Bromsgrove, Malvern Hills, and Wychavon, offering affordable, app-based journeys to over 30 heritage sites.
National Trust Croome is offering free admission on selected dates and a complimentary hot drink to visitors arriving via the on-demand bus service.
Visitors can also join guided walking tours in Upton-upon-Severn, explore the historic Fladbury Mill, and visit the Norton Collection Museum in Bromsgrove.
The service is available for special events during Heritage Open Days, including guided walks, museum visits, and other activities.
To find out more about the Worcestershire on Demand service, including the areas where the service is available and how to book a journey, visit www.worcestershire.gov.uk/WOD.
A full list of events across Worcestershire can be found on the Heritage Open Days blog on the Visit Worcestershire website.

Statistics:

30+ heritage sites are accessible via Worcestershire on Demand.
The service operates across 3 areas: Bromsgrove, Malvern Hills, and Wychavon.
2 guided walking tour options are available in Upton-upon-Severn.
20+ events are listed on the Heritage Open Days blog on the Visit Worcestershire website.
National Trust Croome is offering free admission on selected dates.

Sources:

London: Worcestershire County Council, UK Government news release. [1]
Visit Worcestershire website. [2]
Heritage Open Days blog. [3]

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