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Known for
Pershore Abbey (one of the finest Norman abbeys in England, despite the Reformation's damage), Pershore plums (a PGI-protected variety grown exclusively in the Vale of Evesham), and a beautiful Worcestershire market town
A little history
Pershore Abbey — what remains of it — is one of the finest examples of Norman and Early English architecture in the Midlands. The Dissolution of the Monasteries in the 1530s destroyed much of it, but the surviving chancel is extraordinary. Pershore plums, grown in the Vale of Evesham, have been cultivated here for centuries.
The Abbey is magnificent and free. The plum orchards in blossom (April) are extraordinary. The Thursday market for Vale of Evesham produce — asparagus and plums in season. The Bridge Street for independent shops.
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Food & drink in Pershore
Pershore has excellent independent cafes and restaurants. The Thursday market for outstanding local produce. Local Worcestershire asparagus, plums and produce are exceptional.
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Pershore is a place in Worcestershire known for pershore Abbey (one of the finest Norman abbeys in England, despite the Reformation's damage), Pershore plums (a PGI-protected variety grown exclusively in the Vale of Evesham), and a beautiful Worcestershire market town. Pershore Abbey — what remains of it — is one of the finest examples of Norman and Early English architecture in the Midlands. The population is around 7,500.
Pershore has excellent independent cafes and restaurants. The Thursday market for outstanding local produce. Local Worcestershire asparagus, plums and produce are exceptional.
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