Spectacular ruins of a once great house. Elaborate and immense fountains survive in the gardens. Atmospheric audio tour, hear the upstairs/downstairs secrets; circle the ballroom to the strains of a ghostly waltz.
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Displays in five rooms depicting the geological structure of the Malvern Hills, Medieval history of the town, the water cure / Victorian Malvern and more recently Morgan Motors and radar technology. An Accredited Museum with the Museums Libraries and Archives.
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The Regal Cinema opened on Thursday July 29th 1937 but the building to which alterations were made in 1936 to construct the foyer, offices and projection room, had stood on the site for many years.
This wonderful example of an art deco cinema has recently been fully restored and fitted out with all the very latest Digital Projection equiment and now benefits from modern heating, onsite catering facilities, box office and front of house staff and in house technicians.
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The Heritage Centre is situated within an extension and the ground floor of the 13th Century Church Tower. It is run by the Tourist Information Centre, and staffed by volunteers. Within the grounds of the Old Church (affectionately nicknamed the 'Pepperpot') is a bust of Admiral Sir William Tennant, who was Beachmaster at Dunkirk, and the Town's Old Market Cross War Memorial.
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Delightful museum / visitor centre located in a 16th Century house and garden - local interest exhibitions.
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25m Leisure Pool including wave machine, flume and beach area; Fitness suite, dance studio, treatment room and sunbed; Cafe; Creche and Sauna /Steam Room.
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A centre for drama and entertainment, the Malvern Theatres regularly welcomes some of this country’s leading productions from the West End. The Royal Shakespeare Company, The Royal National Theatre and the Almeida Theatre Company are all visitors.
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