Ross-on-Wye in general

Ross-on-Wye....it's a smallish market town set on steeply sloping ground in Herefordshire. Part of it is down by the banks of the beautiful River Wye and there are some nice old red sandstone cliffs / cuttings on the road down to the river, so even I'd have to admit - and I count myself as no great fan of the place - the setting is pretty good all round. There are some all right, if a little municipal, riverside walks, though given the high level of public access and nearby pubs, not I suppose through the kind of parkland I would want to go anywhere near at night. Ross-on-Wye in general - it's pretty enough in its own way. BUT. Then you come to ...  Read the complete review

Ross on Wye is such a quirky, quaint and pretty little town. It is mostly made up of lovely old buildings, giving a real period feel to it that is rarely experienced these days! With beautiful old stone buildings and cobblestones to walk on , it almost like going back in time. And so preferable, in my opinion, to all the modern buildings and towns we see all too frequently nowadays. A visit here is a must for antiquarian book lovers... who will be able to while away hours (and possibly days!) pottering around the old book stores. For those not so keen on books (is there anyone like that out there?) there are plenty of little nick nacks and ...  Read the complete review