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The Green Dragon Tel : 01684 572350
Malvern's most famous son is Sir Edward Elgar, who drew inspiration from the hills and the countryside around. He was born in Broadheath, just a few miles away, but lived and worked in Malvern for most of his life and is buried at St. Wulstan's Church in Little Malvern. Visitors can follow the Elgar Route and find for themselves places that were a part of his life and work and get a real sense of the sights, sounds and smells that inspired him. Following the Elgar Route is easy it is well marked and offers so much rich sightseeing as to be sufficient for any visit. Malvern itself is offers an unconventional shopping centre, thanks to its unique hillside setting. From bookshops and antique dealers to quality furniture, fashion and food. The Malvern way of life lends itself to artists of all genres. The area attracts talented artists and craftspeople, so you will find some delightful works on show and in shops and galleries throughout the town. There is so much to find. |
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