In the late 1800s, a passionate collector Fritz Mayer van den Bergh amassed an amazing art collection. He purchased paintings by Peter Brueghel for a pittance, and managed to beat major museums purchasing stunning medieval sculptures. Mayer van den Bergh had an eye for the best quality in almost every genre. After his death, his mother finally managed to make her son’s dream come true: she built a museum, which showcased his collection. Today, the museum stands largely uncharged: it is still a museum of one man... and his mother. Highly recommended in the Great smaller museums of Europe.

Housed in Worcestershire Royal Hospital, George Marshall Medical Museum offers fascinating collection of medical objects and is a place where to learn the development of medicine and health care over the past 250 years. Do not miss the 19th century operating theatre!

This field reminds its visitors of a time of brutal executions and torture. More than 17,000 people were killed here during the Khmer Rouge regime, and today, there are mass graves and a memorial stupa (a Buddhist reliquary) with thousands of human bones. An audio tour tells the heart-braking history.

At this exciting entertainment venue you can enjoy games like bowling and pool. Tenpin Worcester offers sixteen state-of-the-art fully computerised AMF lanes with glowing tracks and from 9.30 pm join the "disco" bowling with funky music and terrific lights! Moreover, here you can also find a video arcade, a nightclub and a restaurant, so it´s a great place to go to with the whole family or with friends!