The building is merely the stump of what it was prior to the Dissolution but even so it is magnificent. As you enter under the tower you are first struck by its towering spaciousness. If you then look directly up you see the floor of the tower high above. Well worth a visit.

Another small part of history left after Henry viii dissolution of the monasteries. This abbey church is a remarkable survivor and is well worth a look inside. There are memorials, tombs , effigies fine stained glass and the thought of what might have been if the remaining part hadn't been destroyed. The site is well curated with info boards through out. There is a nearby pay and display car park, which was partially out of order upon my visit. Well worth a look

Outstanding this Abbey in Pershore is 1300 years old and the grounds are stunning with a big show happening in August bank holiday the PLUM FESTIVAL in the Abbey grounds I can recommend to make a visit you will not be disappointed. Mr. Wig. YouTube

Lovely place to go in for a vist, the people staffing the place where very informative and helpful, lots of history to read up on and very nice to learn about how the local area was a long time ago, deffonaitly worth a quick vist if you are going into pershore

What a beautiful and fascinating place! Well worth a visit, easy parking, an incredible survival from turbulent times.

Watching the new organ being installed has been fascinating. I can't wait to be given the opportunity to hear it and to play it.

Well worth a visit. I went to the I-Sing choir charity performance. Acoustics were great. The Abbey isn't huge but a lovely building.

Very impressive building with an interesting history. We spent quite a while talking to the lovely couple who look after visitors. Both obviously very involved with the Abbey. We visited just as the new massive organ had been installed, but not quite ready got use. We will be returning later this year.

Looks a bit unpromising from the outside I'll admit but lots of interesting features on the inside. Look out for the story of the Norman font

Brief visit. Sweet little abbey. Free to visit. Donations welcome. Parking nearby at a good price. Market town has a selection of cafés and shops...if passing by and enjoy historical places worth a visit

Lovely Abbey with great details inside. New Italian organ, tombs, vaulted ceilings. Lots of interested info, and best stained glass wi does I have seen.

We saw this building from the outside and thought I couldn’t just walk past without seeing the amazing architecture to the building. They have a large field next to it where you can see lots of squirrels running around.