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Places to stay in Kington & Leominster
Kington sits on the banks of the River Arrow in the county of Herefordshire,
close to the border between England and Wales.
The national boundary runs along the Hergest Ridge as does the Offa's
Dyke Path, one of Britain's most important National Trails. Not surprisingly
this is excellent walking country and the countryside around Kington is
noted for its spectacular views.... including the Brecon Beacons, the
Black Mountains, and the Radnorshire Hills in Wales, and Hergest Ridge
the Malvern and Clee Hills in England.
Leominster The 11th century Priory Church which is renowned for having three naveslies to the north in the heart of the Marches, the beautiful borderlands of England and Wales.The town dates from the 7th century and its history can be seen throughout the town, The 11th century Priory Church which is renowned for having three naves, a 45 foot perpendicular window and a well preserved 'ducking stool', was in use up to early 19th century, to 'still the tongues of nagging women'! and towers above this delightful Market Town.
