The Garden of Remembrance has been installed at Hereford Cathedral.
The Royal British Legion has installed the garden, inviting visitors to "take a moment to pause and reflect, and remember all those who have lost their lives in service of our country."
The garden will remain open until November 12.
Hereford Cathedral, situated near the historic centre, is deeply linked to the city's military heritage.
The Garden of Remembrance offers a serene environment for quiet reflection, remembrance ceremonies, and tributes, especially during Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day.
It is home to memorial features, plaques, and seasonal planting, serving as a lasting reminder of the courage and sacrifice of armed forces members.
This includes those with connections to Herefordshire and the surrounding region.
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The garden is a significant site for commemorative events throughout the year and is considered one of the city's most meaningful memorial locations.
In addition to the garden, Hereford Cathedral is hosting events and services to mark Remembrance.
This includes Afternoon Music on November 7 at 3.15pm, and a Remembrance Sunday Service on November 8 at 10am.
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