Great Malvern - A tranquil town perched on the side of a 550 million year old granite outcrop!
Most people never get closer to Great Malvern than viewing the famous Malvern Hills from the M5 motorway - but in this historic centre lies a tranquil world where old meets new and the pace of life slows from the frenetic lifestyle at the other end of the railway line - London!Below are a collection of photos from Pete's Wingsland gallery that illustrate what's in store for visitors and locals alike who may not have discovered some of the nooks and crannies - come and explore!
![]() Hi tech Prius viewed from 200 year old building - Pepper & Oz! | ![]() Floral champagne glasses adorn the Abbey Gateway at P&O |
![]() View of Abbey Road (North) and Belle View Terrace (above) | ![]() View of the Priory Church from 'Forget-me-not' Belle View Tce |
![]() Neighbouring Priory Steps - be sure to pop down here! | ![]() The foot of Priory Steps where Pete's photos are framed |
![]() The 89 year old Bluebird Tea Rooms viewed from Sarah Jane's | ![]() You can nearly smell the lavender outside the Bookshop! |
![]() The view down Church Street from Iapetus Gallery, Belle View | ![]() Great Malvern continues its 'health' based traditions |
The view of the Severn Valley as seen from Brays Department Store, Worcester Road | Local character Mike Austen with his winning Blooming Hills entry outside his emporium 'Riding High', Worcester Road |
![]() One of Great Malvern's specialist retailers on Belle View | ![]() Seeing things? Need an appointment perhaps? |
![]() The view from 'Simply Sewing' down Edith Walk and the 'Leaf' | ![]() Colourful shop fronts - Bahoo in Graham Road |
![]() Typical of Malvern - plants with no respect for authority? | © Pete Browne, Wingsland Gallery at Pepper & Oz |
![]() © Pete Browne, Wingsland Gallery at Pepper & Oz | ![]() Local character? © Isis Boutique, Church Street |










The view of the Severn Valley as seen from Brays Department Store, Worcester Road
Local character Mike Austen with his winning Blooming Hills entry outside his emporium 'Riding High', Worcester Road





