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Worcester is a city lying in the county of Worcestershire, 30 miles from Birmingham. This busy and beautiful student city boasts a range of stunning historical architecture and industry. For condiment fans, the city is the founding place of the famous Worcester Sauce. Worcester lies on the River Severn and is surrounded by exquisite countryside. With so much to do and so many events throughout the year, this city is the perfect place for a graduate to settle.

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Transport links

The city has two rail stations, Worcester Foregate Street and Worcester Shrub Hill. The first is right in the city centre and the second is one mile east of the centre. Both stations are serviced by West Midlands Trains and run to Birmingham, London, Oxford and the Cotswolds, as well as providing national links to the rest of the country.

A detailed bus route runs both within and outside the city, as well as a Park and Ride service.

The nearest sizeable airport to Worcester is Birmingham Airport, providing the city with national and international links. The journey is 45 minutes by car, or alternatively, around 1 hour 15 minutes by train.

There are many on and off-road cycle routes in and around Worcester. A map can be found here.

Renting Prices

The average rent for a one bedroom property in Worcester is £525 pcm per calendar month (pcm).

The average rent for a room in the city is £532 pcm, for a flat is £594 pcm, and for a house £787 pcm.

Nightlife

The city has a bustling student population and has been described as Worcestershire's nightlife capital. There are numerous pubs, bars and clubs. Most notably, Tramps nightclub is the biggest in Worcester and hosts special events throughout the year. As well as the club scene, the city offers a wide selection of restaurants, and Worcester Live, the city's very own theatre, which is a charitable trust.

Notable Attractions

Worcester has a large range of historical architecture, including Worcester Cathedral, the Tudor House Museum and the Commandery. The city is also surrounded by a number of parks and walks. One most popular is Kinver Edge, offering stunning views on a clear day. If you are a rugby fan, a visit to a Sixways Stadium match is also a great day out.

The economy in Worcester

The city is known for its manufacturing trade, most notably for its famous Worcester Sauce which has been made and bottled at the Midland Road Factory since 1897. Worcester also has a large retail sector with a number of shopping centres.

Education Institutions in Worcester

University of Worcester
Heart of Worcestershire College