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. 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 Read more…
The Shrewsbury Museum & Art Gallery consists of five galleries dedicated to Shrewsbury and Shropshire’s history and a Special Exhibitions Gallery bringing some superb new shows to the county. Shrewsbury’s Read more…
Dating back to Saxon times, Shrewsbury Castle stands on a hill overlooking the River Severn. It has undergone several transformations during its long history but today houses the spectacular collections Read more…
Shrewsbury Abbey has found fame throughout the world as the home of the fictional Brother Cadfael. The Abbey was founded as a Benedictine Monastery in 1083 on the site of an Read more…
One of Shropshire’s top attractions. Premier Heritage Railway operating on the beautiful Severn Valley line from Bridgnorth to Kidderminster. Events throughout the year. Visit the railway website https://www.svr.co.uk/ Read more…
The Royal Air Force Museum Midlands is one of the UK’s top aircraft museums. The huge site houses over 70 aircraft and a host of exhibitions and features, including the Read more…
A Brief History Sabrina Tours is thrilled to announce the launch of its 16th season, marking 50 years since the boat was built. Launched onto the River Thames in 1975, Read more…
National Trust. World famous terraced garden & medieval castle containing one of the finest collections of paintings in Wales. It was originally built as a fortress by Welsh princes & Read more…
Premier all weather attraction set on a 130 acre Victorian farm. Animals large and small, milking, lamb feeding, pony grooming, and cart rides. Indoor and outdoor play areas with toy Read more…
On the northern edge of Oswestry with access via Llwyn Rd. This is a fine example of an Iron Age fortress first occupied in around 300B.C. It is an impressive Read more…
This is the ancient frontier between England & Wales. The Dyke was built in the 8th Century by the King Offa of Mercia & was used to mark & defend Read more…
Two wooded hills and a heather covered ridge covering a 70 hectare are and giving stunning views views over the Shropshire countryside. Visitors can enjoy a network of tracks, paths Read more…
An audio-video presentation will give you a flavour of what the gorge has to offer. There also is a scale model showing how busy the river was in Victorian times Read more…
For nearly four and a half centuries Much Wenlock Guildhall served as the administrative and judicial centre for the entire Borough of Much Wenlock and is still used today for town Read more…
Did you know that the 2012 London Olympic Games mascot “Wenlock” was named after the Shropshire town of Much Wenlock? Much Wenlock’s beautiful little museum is located on the High Read more…
The focus of many local legends, Mitchell’s Fold is a bronze-age stone circle located in a dramatic moorland setting in South Shropshire near to Bishops Castle. English Heritage. Read more…
Originally a Norman castle, now retains various medieval buildings, including the magnificent ruins of the inner bailey. Situated in Ludlow town centre, the castle makes a spectacular backdrop to the Read more…
The Club runs a number of events though out the season, which normally runs from Easter to the end of September, including rounds of the MSA British Championship & The Read more…
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 Read more…
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 Read more…
English Heritage site. Ruins of an Augustinian abbey, including remains of the 12th and 13th-century church and the cloister buildings. It was severely damaged during the English Civil War but Read more…
You must visit the amazing National Museum of British Popular Culture. A Million Memories from the 20th. Century! Britain’s foremost collection of pop culture ephemera, obscure and ordinary objects from Read more…
Part of the Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust Group. Presents the history of the British decorative tile industry between 1840 and 1960. Galleries include a recreated pub and tube station. See stunning Read more…
Fishing in any of our 3 Coarse Pools, The Furnace Pool, The Middle Pool and The Crucion Pit. All offer excellent fishing year round. And with the famous fishing of Read more…
Hoo Farm Animal Kingdom is a real children’s paradise where between March and December there is always something happening. A clean, friendly farm that appeals to all ages and offers Read more…
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 Read more…
Home Farm Attingham is a working farm open to the public. As well as being able to look around the historic farm and see its animals, visitors are able to Read more…
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 Read more…
Golf at Hawkstone Park is truly a unique experience. The tremendous landscape is ideal for its two championship courses and 6 hole par 3 course, offering a wonderful contrast, suitable Read more…
In the event of nuclear war Hack Green would have been a Wartime HQ. Located just across the North Shropshire border near Whitchurch, the Nuclear Bunker is now open to Read more…
Fordhall Organic Farm is the first community owned farm in England. Demonstrating that small-scale farming connected to the local community offers a viable way of life for generations to come.. Read more…
Unique ‘upstairs downstairs’ property, most interesting are the kitchens, laundry, bake house stables, sawmill & smithy used by the servants. The stunning staterooms display most of their original 18th & Read more…
Serious just got fun. And vice-versa! Enginuity is an interactive design and technology centre that aims to inspire and capture the imagination of everyone intrigued by the secrets of how Read more…
The Mere at Ellesmere is a beautiful lake with gardens, woodland walks and historic parkland on the edge of the market town of Ellesmere. There is a visitor centre and Read more…
The Ellesmere Sculpture Trail is made up of sculptures set in the beautiful landscape of Ellesmere. The trail provides visitors with a free and gentle tour all the year round Read more…
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 Read more…
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, Read more…
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. Read more…
A early 19th century villa near Shrewsbury. Please note only open on selected days throughout the year. See National Trust website for details. Read more…
Daniels Mill is one of Shropshire’s hidden gems. It holds the distinction of having the largest diameter waterwheel of any working corn mill in England. The watermill is virtually unaltered since Read more…
Coleham Pumping Station was built circa 1900 to house two massive steam-driven beam engines, which were used to pump sewage as part of Shrewsbury’s new sewerage system. The museum is Read more…
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. Read more…
See wonderful collections of Caughley and Coalport china. Visit the original Victorian kilns and take part in demonstrations & workshops. Part of the Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust Group. Read more…
An Ironbridge Gorge Museum Site. As the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution, Coalbrookdale changed the world forever. The museum shows you how with trails galleries and interactive displays. This is Read more…
English Heritage site. The dramatic remains of a Norman borderland castle perched high on two ice age mounds overlooking the South Shropshire town of Clun. Free entry. Read more…
National Trust. A magnificent Marcher Fortress built 700 years ago by Edward I, situated close to the Welsh border. It has continuously lived in by the Myddelton family for the Read more…
Carding Mill Valley is a great place to begin your exploration of the beautiful Shropshire Hills. Very popular with walkers and mountain bikers you can follow multiple walks & trails Read more…
Burway Books is situated in the charming market town of Church Stretton surrounded by the Stretton Hills, The Long Mynd, Caer Caradoc etc.. Carding Mill Valley is only a 10 Read more…
English Heritage. Cistercian Abbey ruins in beautiful location by the River Severn. The remains are among some of the best preserved 12th century examples of a Cistercian church and are Read more…
Address: High Street Bridgnorth Shropshire WV16 4DX United Kingdom
Dominating the High Street this magnificent timber framed building was built in 1652. The splendidly preserved interior contains numerous historical town artifacts. 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 Read more…
Address: Castle Hill Bridgnorth Shropshire WV16 4AF United Kingdom
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Perched high on a sandstone cliff overlooking the Severn Valley the Castle Keep is the only remaining part of the original buildings. Leaning at a precarious fifteen degrees angle the remains Read more…
Part of the Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust group and one of the most popular attractions in Shropshire – a fantastic living outdoor museum where all the staff dress in period Read more…
National Trust. 16th century stone house, stunning oak-panelled interior and carefully restored plantsman’s garden and kitchen garden. Enjoy tea & cake in the tea-room and a walk around the park Read more…
Exhibition telling the story of the Battle of Shrewsbury on 21 July 1403. Also cafe & farm shop. You can also visit the nearby Battlefield Church. 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. Read more…
Discover a wonderland of rare trees, walled gardens and child-friendly attractions. Easy to get around and with lovely tea rooms, it’s a great day out for all the family. Read more…
English Heritage. The remains of a fortified manor house built in the 13th century by Robert Burnell, Chancellor of England and close friend of King Edward the First. The King Read more…
Sorry the farm is currently closed. Living History in the Shropshire Hills! Experience daily life on an upland farm the end of the 19th century with costumed staff sharing practical demonstrations Read more…
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