Where to find The Commandery
The Commandery is well connected by public transport and is situated in the heart of Worcester – perfect for a day out exploring the history of the city.
Here, you can find out how to get here in a way that best suits you.

Getting here
Cycle racks can be found adjacent to Little Al’s Kitchen at The Commandery by the canal.
The Commandery is on the picturesque Worcester and Birmingham canal, which is a short way from Diglis Basin and the River Severn.
If you are travelling by train, Worcester Foregate Street Station is a 12-minute walk from The Commandery, and Shrub Hill Station is a 16-minute walk.
The Commandery does not offer on-site parking; however, nearby car parks include:

What's On
September 2026
Talk | Worcester’s Afflictions: The Plague in Worcestershire in the 14th and 17th centuries
Pikelets: Tots Through Time (early years sessions)
17th-century Paper Cutting (ages 18+)
Heritage Open Day | Free entry to The Commandery
Pikelets: Tots Through Time (early years sessions)
Pikelets: Tots Through Time (early years sessions)
Get in touch
Address: The Commandery, Sidbury, Worcester, WR1 2HU
Phone: 01905 361821
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The Commandery is accredited by the Visit England Visitor Attraction Quality Scheme (VAQAS) and has earned the VAQAS mark for the high standard of our museum and visitor experience.




