PEOPLE will be able to visit historic locations across Malvern for free during this year's Heritage Open Days.

Visitors can flock to heritage landmarks in the town, many of which will be opening up parts the public do not usually see.

Here is what will be available in Malvern in 2024:

Great Malvern Station Walk, WR14 3AL

The town's railway station has seen numerous developments over recent years such as the replacement of the platform clock's mechanism.

This one hour tour of the station led by Dr Michael Pritchard, chairman of the Malvern Railways Group, will be held at 10.30am on Tuesday (September 10).

History of Radar in WWII, WR14 3AL

Malvern has a closely related history with radar technology since research began in the town during the Second World War.

The Malvern Radar Friends will have a display dedicated to the technology at Great Malvern Station, which can be viewed on Saturday (September 7) between 10am and 2pm and Wednesday (September 11) between 2pm and 6pm.

Malvern Council House, WR14 3AF

The house in its current form dates back to the 19th century and has been the home of the Malvern Hills District Council since 1974. 

Guides will take visitors on a tour of the building's ground floor.

The tours of the buildings will be held at 10.30am and 12pm on Sunday (September 8). Prebooking is required.

Malvern Museum, WR14 3ES

To celebrate Heritage Open Days, visitors will be able to visit the museum free of charge on Saturday, September 7 and 14, and Sunday, September 8 and 15.

A selection of objects from throughout Malvern's history which would normally be kept away from public view will be on display as part of the museum's Open the Case event.

Staff will also be leading talks on the history of the objects and artefacts on display at 11am and 2.30pm.

Great Malvern Priory, WR14 2AY

Members of the Friends of Malvern Priory will lead visitors on a guided tour of the 900-year-old building which served as a monastery before becoming a church.

The free tour will be held at 11am on Saturday (September 7), 11am on Thursday (September 12) and 2.15pm on Saturday, September 15.