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Droitwich Spa (often abbreviated to Droitwich / ˈ d r ɔɪ t. w ɪ tʃ /) [3] is an historic spa town in the Wychavon district in northern Worcestershire, England, on the River Salwarpe. It is located approximately 22 miles (35 km) south-west of Birmingham and 7 miles (11 km) north-east of Worcester.
Out and about in Wychavon’s beautiful Vale and Spa towns and villages. The variety is endless from Georgian Pershore, picture post-card Broadway, the delightful market town of Evesham and of course our very own unique town of Droitwich Spa.
Droitwich Spa town is an ideal centre from which to explore the Heart of England. To the north of Droitwich Spa lies the City of Birmingham, home of the National Exhibition Centre and to the south stands the City of Worcester, dominated by its Cathedral.
Droitwich Spa Lido Is The Midland’S Finest Outdoor Pool. Open For Winter! Town Centre. Swimming Pool. Heritage Centre & Museum. Discover the links with Droitwich and salt making through the centuries. Town Centre. Museum. Norbury Theatre.
- Explore Droitwich Spa’s Salty History
- A Breath-Taking Mosaic Church
- A Fun Day Out For The Kids at Churchfields
- Take A Dip in Its Outdoor Pool
- Outdoor Cinema
- A Boat Trip on The Town’S Canal
- Eat Local Goodies
- Walk in A Magical Woodland
- Take Part in Water Sports
- Pubs Galore
Droitwich Spa owes its existence to natural brine springs which originate from beds of salt rock 200ft beneath the ground. Its history with salt is evident throughout the high street and Lido Park with sculptures of salt workers, The Salt Museumand Tower Hill Brine Pump. If you fancy learning about its history, we suggest starting your tour at the ...
Located just a 15 minute walk away from St Andrews Square Shopping Centre is one of Droitwich Spa’s must-sees and hidden gems – the Church of the Sacred Heart and St Catherine of Alexandria. The church’s walls are lined with impressive mosaics and one panel pictures the Bishop of Chichester journeying to Droitwich to bless revive its salt springs.
Churchfieldsis a family-run farm situated in the village of Salwarpe on the edge of Droitwich Spa. Famous for its award-winning, luxuriously creamy ice cream, which is made from its very own cows’ milk, the business boasts over 30 flavours. These range from honeycomb and classic mint choc chip to yummy Jaffa Cake and Ground Coffee. Churchfields is ...
Set in the lovely Lido Park is Droitwich Spa Lido – one of the UK’s few remaining open-air saltwater swimming pools and Worcestershire’s finest. While the kids are keeping themselves entertained by the water cannons and fountains in the wet play area, you can kick back and relax with a spot of sunbathing! The lido is must for people vising Droitwic...
You’ll need popcorn for this one! Following the success of our open-air cinema screening last year, we are delighted to confirm they will be back again this year. Last year, visitors brought deck chairs to Droitwich Leisure Centre to watch The Lion King. This year, we’ll be giving you the chance to have your say on what film is shown, so keep an ey...
The Droitwich Canal is a haven for walkers and cyclists with its level footing, beautiful scenery, and proximity to the high street where local food and drink can be enjoyed. The canal stretches for 7.4 miles and a number of waterside pubs – The Gardeners Arms and Railway Inn – line its verges. To truly enjoy the river though, we would suggest book...
On the first Saturday of every month you can treat yourself to some local goodies at Droitwich Spa’s much-loved Farmers’ Market. The market, which takes place in Victoria Square, serves up lots of delicious, local produce ranging from homemade bread and cakes, to a selection of meat and preserves. You could make a picnic out of it and enjoy your go...
Despite covering 16 hectares, Droitwich Community Woodsis another of the town’s hidden gems. A nature trail leads you through the woodland where you can see dragonflies and purple hairstreak butterflies flying in the canopy of the trees. Part of the trail follows the canal and there’s even rare inland saltmarsh which was created by the salt-bearing...
Looking to take your children on a fun day out? Try Aztec Adventure! If you want to learn how to kayak or test your balancing skills on a stand-up paddle board, Aztec (Upton Warren) is the ideal place to enjoy watersports, and it’s only a ten-minute drive away from the town centre. If you’re after something the whole family can get involved in, boo...
Droitwich’s high street boasts a number of traditional pubs including The Talbot, Star and Garter, Old Cock Inn and The Hop Pole Inn. All these establishments serve a range of ales and are within a few minutes’ walk of each other making Droitwich Spa an ideal place for a pub crawl. These pubs are located in and next to beautiful, old buildings; The...
Droitwich Spa is an ideal centre from which to explore the Heart of England. To the north lies the City of Birmingham, home of the National Exhibition Centre and to the south stands the City of...
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Droitwich Spa is a charming, canal-side town located north of Worcester within 45 miles of Birmingham. Its pastel-coloured, picture-perfect high street is awash with character reflected in crooked buildings and historic monuments which depict the town’s history with salt.
