WORCESTER'S Victorian Fayre came to a close last night after a glorious four days of action-packed fun.
The streets of Worcester were heaving as residents as well as visitors flocked to the city to enjoy the Fayre.
Visitors, including from Wales and Birmingham, arrived by coach and were getting in the festive spirit.
Throughout the extravaganza, there was lots to see and do including 200 stalls across the city centre selling local arts and crafts, a craft fair in The Guildhall and delicious street food.
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Visitors also enjoyed the traditional funfair and entertainment across two stages with performances from Voices Unlimited, St Barnabas Primary School, Worcester Concert Brass and Nunnery Voices.
There wasn't a space to be found for long periods on car parks in the city centre - but many chose the option of the park-and-ride bus operating from Worcestershire County Council's car park at County Hall during the weekend.
Ruth Smith, from Worcester Tourist Information Centre who had a stall and wore Victorian-themed clothing, said: "It has been fantastic to see people so happy.
"They have been taking a lot of interest in our stall, which has local produce on sale."
"The numbers have been growing over the week, and the weekend is always the busiest time.
"Everybody is having a great time."
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