ONE of Worcester’s oldest buildings is offering something new ‘fore’ visitors this summer, offering a safe and fun family-friendly activity.
On Bank Holiday Monday (August 31), for one day only, The Commandery gardens will be transformed into a nine-hole mini golf experience.
Visitors will be able to enjoy a round of golf with family as well exploring the vast and sometimes bloody history of Worcester.
Most famously known as the Royalist Headquarters during the 1651 Battle of Worcester, the deciding battle of The English Civil War, The Commandery will now be trying something new for visitors with the nine-hole mini golf course.
Helen Manning, events and activities co-ordinator at The Commandery said: “We have taken steps to make sure everything is safe for visitors and worked closely with the company providing the course to be able to provide a safe and fun event for our visitors.”
Visit www.museumsworcestershire.org.uk or The Commandery’s Facebook page at www.facebook.com/commandery for more.
