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Worcester is considerably an industrial city. Some of the industries are glove making, machine tools production and porcelain making. It is also site of the plant of Yamazaki Mazak Corporation. The High Street, Crown Gate, and Cathedral Plaza are known shopping centres. The University of Worcester, Worcester Sixth Form College and Heart of Worcestershire College are the city's centres for education. Berrow's Worcester Journal, acclaimed oldest newspaper in the world, started its publication in Worcester.

Worcester is considerably an industrial city. Some of the industries are glove making, machine tools production and porcelain making. It is also site of the plant of Yamazaki Mazak Corporation. The High Street, Crown Gate, and Cathedral Plaza are known shopping centres. The University of Worcester, Worcester Sixth Form College and Heart of Worcestershire College are the city's centres for education. Berrow's Worcester Journal, acclaimed oldest newspaper in the world, started its publication in Worcester.

Worcester is not short of beautiful places to relax and engage in activities. You can visit the Museum of Royal Worcester that displays the city's great crafts, the medieval Greyfriars' House and Garden, and Worcester City Art Gallery & Museum that exhibits contemporary arts. You can also dress up like one of the Tudors in the Tudor House Museum, feed the ducks at Gheluvelt Park, and have a picnic at Worcester Woods Country Park.

Snowshill Manor is a 16th century house in Snowshill. The manor had many owners until the purchase of the property by Charles Paget Wade, who was a known a collector of interesting objects with great craftsmanship. These collections are displayed all over the house for the curious eyes to see. Just outside the manor are the Priest's House, which became Wade's workshop, and the Wolf's Cove, a model village, within the property's vast garden.

Perhaps the most iconic landmark in Worcester is the city's Cathedral. It has an extremely long history that dates back to 680's. The cathedral houses the tombs of King John and Prince Arthur, the infamous Victorian stained glass, and an ancient library. Within the vicinity is The Tower that has been said that it served as the viewing deck of King Charles II during the Battle of Worcester. Variety of souvenirs and church supplies are sold in the shops.

The Tudor House is a fun and fascinating place to visit. This 16th century house is full of history and stories to tell. It features some Worcester products in the 17th century, industries' crafts, and memorabilia. There are activities in which you can dress up like one of the Tudors and take pictures. Take a rest and refresh yourself at a caf after your visit, and get yourself some memorabilia too in one of the gift shops.