Where nursery rhymes and fairy tales come to life. Discover favourite characters and their houses. Visit the dinosaurs in Dinosaur valley, the Dragon’s crazy castle or indoor soft play area. Also features the magical Winter Wonderland during the run-up to Christmas.
Renowned as amongst one of the the finest gardens in the country. Sixty acres of brilliantly coloured flowers, magnificent forest trees and formal gardens planted to give delight during every season, woodland walks amongst flowering shrubs and a daisy chain of ornamental pools. NB Seasonal opening – see http://www.hodnethallgardens.org/ for Read more [...]
Vibrant arts centre with cinema screenings, performances, workshops and art gallery.
National Trust House, extensive parklands, gardens & woodland walks. House contains varied art collections, botanical art, costumes and much more. Events throughout the year. Home of the Labouchere family.
A traditional market town with a mix of Tudor, Georgian and Victorian buildings. Main attractions are the Mere with its Visitor Centre and the Llangollen Canal. The Mere is one of a series of small lakes in the district, often know as “Shropshire’s Lakeland”. Bordering the Mere are the Cremorne Read more [...]
Tranquil, pretty community overlooked by spectacular castle ruins. Most people think of Clun as a village, but it has the distinction of being granted a very early town charter in the 14th century. It was also mentioned in the Domesday Book. There is archaeological evidence of habitation back as far Read more [...]
Flounders’ Folly is an imposing stone tower located on Callow Hill, near Craven Arms. Constructed in 1838 by Benjamin Flounders , was restored in 2004-2005 by the Flounders’ Folly Trust and is now open to the public one day each month. enabling visitors to scale the 78 steps to the Read more [...]
Experienced Acupuncturist and Chinese Herbal medicine dispenser, Amanda Hair LicAc, MBAcC, Dipherbs, is now practising in Shropshire. Based from The Mayfair Centre in Church Stretton and The Centre for Integral health in Shrewsbury, she offers treatments for Fertility (specialising in natural and assisted conception) as well as treatments for skin, Read more [...]
In the grounds of the traditional Station Inn and its restaurant, we have a well stocked Bike shop, a fully equipped mountain bike workshop, a cafe for that post ride tea and cake, a shower block and a bike wash, electrically heated camping pods and a large campsite. The excellent Read more [...]
The strikingly picturesque and romantic ruins are steeped in history with tales of bitter border warfare, romance and legend. Enjoy a stroll around the the grounds and visit the excellent tea-room and book/gift shop. The small rural community of Whittington in North Shropshire has acquired a 99 year lease to Read more [...]
One of Shropshire’s top attractions, the Ironbridge Gorge is known throughout the world as the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution. But please do not be deceived by our heritage. Nowadays the area is far from industrial. Although the revolution started here, most of the factories are long gone and the Read more [...]
Birthplace of Charles Darwin, Shrewsbury is set amidst the glorious Shropshire countryside near to the Welsh Borders and is one of England’s finest medieval market towns. Shrewsbury Visitor Attractions The town has over 600 listed buildings including the Castle and the Abbey (home of the fictional Brother Cadfael). Relax in beautiful Read more [...]
Byways Breaks, cycling and walking holidays in the gentle Shropshire and Cheshire countryside. We know the best places to stay and our cycling and walking routes are carefully planned to explore the most beautiful countryside, visit places of interest, and stop at the best pubs and tea shops. Our Holidays Read more [...]
Beautiful riverside park, with nature trails, visitor centre, cafe. Events throughout the year
See the industrial past of the village with restored and conserved buildings including a Hoffmann Kiln, one of only a few in the country and the only one complete with chimney. Enjoy the woodland, meadow and canal-side walks around the site which is open all year round.
16th century timber-framed house with exhibits depicting local history and rural life in South Shropshire.
Country Garden Plant Centre & Tea Room, garden centre Shrewsbury. Situated in the grounds of the historic Black Birches House, dating back to the 12th century. With 15 acres of glorious Shropshire countryside, it really is a delight to visit. Be inspired with a walk around our gardens. Most of the varieties seen growing Read more [...]
This is the oldest and steepest inland funicular railway in England, a unique and historic Victorian Cliff Railway. Opened in 1892 to link High Town with Low Town and riverside quay it is still is in constant every day and is enjoyed by both townspeople and visitors. Enjoy magnificent views Read more [...]
The small market town of Bishop’s Castle is located in South Shropshire, close to the Welsh Border. The nearby Shropshire Hills are popular with walkers and the town is an excellent base for exploring Shropshire and the Welsh Marches. A small museum “The House on Crutches” with exhibits of local Read more [...]
English Heritage. Beautiful perfectly preserved 13th-century fortified manor house – the best example of its type in England. Set in the stunning south Shropshire countryside.
Shrewsbury Town Football Club
Hoverdays in an established outdoor activity centre which takes pride in providing quality experiences at affordable prices. Set in acres of green pastureland, situated in Rednal, Shropshire, Hoverdays is a lively outdoor activity centre offering a range of activities. Whether you are looking for a vocational day, to improve relations Read more [...]
National Trust: Magnificent 18th century mansion and deer park. Visit the fully restored rooms and enjoy extensive woodland walks. Deer feeding (seasonal) and lots of special events throughout the year. Excellent family day out!
Working with musicians and media artists, the Hive Music and Media Centre aims to give young people opportunities to learn, develop skills, have fun and be creative.
At the Welshpool & Llanfair Light Railway, just 25 minutes from Shrewsbury, there are gleaming locomotives hissing with steam. There are also comfortable carriages, heated in cold weather or open balconies where you can stand and watch the rolling hills, rushing rivers, green farmland and grazing sheep and cattle. Read more [...]
A series of seasonal Shuttle Bus Services offering easy access into the Shropshire Hills. Perfect for walking, shopping, sightseeing, pub lunches, picnics and more!
Recently restored rail tracks operating heritage trains at Oswestry and Llynclys South.
The Welsh Guards Collection is a magnificent exhibition of uniforms, arms, artefacts and memorabilia, which depict ‘the life in the Welsh Guards’ since its formation in 1915. Located at Park Hall The Countryside Experience
The restored homes of the Darby Family, located near to the Museum of Iron in Coalbrookdale. An Ironbridge Gorge Museum Site.
Information Centre & Visitor Attraction located in Craven Arms with cafe, gallery, shop, meadows and trails. Lots of information and displays for those wishing to explore South Shropshire.
We are based just outside Oswestry, Shropshire at The Venue at Park Hall. Laser tag gaming is perfect for parties, groups and individuals. It can be used for team building and corporate events as well as individuals playing with others to improve confidence and self esteem. Its a great way Read more [...]
The Wrekin is an iconic Shropshire hill located near Telford. The wooded ridge offers a challenging but manageable climb and beautiful natural surroundings. Very popular with walkers and fantastic views from the summit. Can get very busy, especially at weekends. See more information here
The Maurice Chandler Sports and Leisure Centre is a registered charity run by a volunteer management committee. The centre has been serving the community since the 1960’s. The Centre is wheelchair friendly and has a refreshment area and spectators viewing area. Lots on offer, there is something for everyone any Read more [...]
The Cathedral Church of Our Lady, Help of Christians and St. Peter of Alcantara.
The railway was built in 1902 to link the rural community with Welshpool. Today the steam train journey starts at Welshpool up the steep Golfa bank, through the Banwy Valley, into Llanfair Caereinion. Special event during the year are organized & there are also driving experience courses.
Enviromental craft centre offering workshops and products for sale. Cafe and woodland walks.
Restored tobacco pipe-making works. Operated by the Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust
Stunning formal gardens located near Market Drayton. Covering 4 acres, it consists of a series of linked garden “rooms” filled with modern planting, Plants are available for sale in the Nursery and delicious home-made snacks are available in the Tea Room.
Striking 17th century country house, set in 1,000 acres of stunning Capability Brown styled gardens and parkland. Also art gallery, deli and restaurant. Events throughout the year.
The picturesque remains of an 11th Century castle and an Elizabethan mansion house. This is an English Heritage site, free admission.
A facinating small museum with display exhibitions and storytelling research material. Regular storytelling events throughout the year.
Ideally situated five minutes walking distance from the centre of Ludlow and surrounded by rolling countryside. We offer a friendly family orientated Par 3, Nine Hole golf course. Formality is kept to the minimum and enjoyment of golf is our first priority. Players of all abilities and standards are welcome.
Bird Table Heaven is located at Lane End Farm near Newport in Shropshire. We specialize in hand-crafted rustic woodwork, garden furniture and unusual decorative items. Each piece is unique and at any one time you will find hundreds of different items on display.
English Heritage – King Charles II hid in the house and the nearby Royal Oak to avoid capture by Cromwell’s troops.
Delightfully woven into the magnificent tapestry of the Shropshire, Staffordshire and Cheshire borders, today explore a garden which includes a laburnum tunnel, alpine scree with pool, rose walk, edible woodland, seasonal borders and rhododendron filled woodland with waterfall. The garden is both formal and informal hosting a network of paths Read more [...]
Unique theatre located on the cliff between High Town and Low Town in Bridgnorth
Professional skydiving centre based at Tilstock Airfield on the A41, 3 miles south of Whitchurch.
Family run outdoor pursuits centre based at the beautiful Bulthy Hill Farm. We can cater for paintballing, quad biking, mountain biking, laser clays and much more.
Historical centre of Shrewsbury with regular events and markets throughout the year
A early 19th century villa near Shrewsbury. Please note only open on selected days throughout the year. See National Trust website for details.
If the kids are getting a bit weary of all the history and beautiful views in Shropshire, why not treat them to a drive on the wild side! Just across the border near Kidderminster is the home of the West Midland Safari Park.
Woodland fantasy of caves and cliffs where paths twist and turn, rise and fall, and almost without fail reveal something unexpected around every corner: dramatic cliffs, towers monuments, tunnels and passageways!
Situated in an elevated location on the Shropshire / Welsh border, this picturesque course offers a golfing challenge with breathtaking views. This is where Ian Woosnam began his golfing career and here you play your round in a unique fashion with 15 holes in Wales and 3 in England.
Located just across the southern Shropshire border, the arboretum is set in 134 acres with more than 3,000 tree & shrub species, a variety of pools & extensive footpaths.
National Trust country house and gardens located near Leominster in Herefordshire.
Bridgnorth Golf Club
Horse-riding and carriage driving for the disabled.
Shropshire’s only ice rink
A fascinating collection of town artifacts run by Bridgnorth & District Historical Society.
English Heritage’s Langley Chapel was constructed in 1601 and located in a remote part of Shropshire near to the village of Acton Burnell. It is is notable for having a complete set of original 17th-century wooden furniture, and its lack of a chancel.
