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Hereford, England: Where is, history and other tourist information to visit this place.



Tourist Guide Hereford

Hereford is a historic cathedral city in Herefordshire County, England. The city has a quiet population of about 50,000 residents but offers several attractions for the travellers. One of the only five historic cities of Britain, Hereford is a delightful combination of rich heritage and modern conveniences.

The climate of the city is moderate in nature. The city experiences mild, warm summers and cool winters. The climate remains pleasant throughout the year which encourages tourism and agriculture. Rainfall is adequate and well distributed.

Founded in 700 AD, Hereford was a military base which developed as an agricultural centre. In recent times, the city’s economy has ventured into manufacturing, leather goods and chemicals.



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