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YOUR CASE
Recently with all the new development in the area, a bottle was found in the mud near Diglis Lock. Inside was a map with a hint of lost treasure from the days when pirates sailed up the River Severn from Bristol. The map has gathered dust in the Worcester Museum until rediscovered recently and is reproduced on the back page of this booklet. Can you solve the clues and find where the pirates may have hidden their treasure?
Worcester - Trail of Two Bridges!
The River Severn runs through Worcester and much has been done recently to develop the Diglis Basin and Lock which is on the Worcester and Birmingham Canal. The beautiful city of Worcester is in the centre of England, at the heart of one of the most beautiful parts of the country surrounded by glorious landscapes and charming, historic towns and villages, the city has a rich history of culture, architecture and events of international importance.
The compact city centre is ideal for strolling, sightseeing and shopping. There is a great mixture of ancient buildings, modern shopping, street cafés and riverside walks guaranteed to reward you with a relaxing and entertaining visit.
This Lost Treasure Hunt Trail is a circular one starting by the river close to the Viaduct in Worcester. There is pay and display parking there at reasonable prices. The Trail can be cycled or walked and if walked will take around 2 hours. It is suitable for pushchairs and wheelchairs and of course all ages!
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