The historic town of Much Wenlock is only 1 mile away and can supply all your holiday needs, with a good selection of shops, restaurants, pubs, a twice-weekly market, antique market and occasional farmers’ market. The town has some fine examples of mediaeval buildings and the ruins of a twelfth century priory.
Wenlock Edge, with its panoramic views, is on your doorstep and provides a unique opportunity to explore the unspoilt Shropshire countryside.
For a comprehensive guide to all aspects of tourism and leisure in Shropshire, including ideas for days out, special events, food and drink please visit:
Detailed information on specific towns of interest within a 20 mile radius - including Shrewsbury, the birthplace of Charles Darwin, whose bicentenary is in 2009; the Ironbridge Gorge (a World Heritage Site) and Much Wenlock itself, with its Olympic connection, can be found at the following sites:
- Shrewsbury tourist and visitor guide
- The Ironbridge Gorge museums
- Much Wenlock tourist and visitor guide
- Bridgnorth visitor guide
- Ludlow tourism guide
Two popular local attractions that have their own websites are the RAF Museum at Cosford and the Severn Valley Railway. Please visit these sites for further details, opening times and information on special events.
There are several National Trust properties in the area, including Attingham Park, Dudmaston Hall and Cardingmill Valley – an important area for walkers. For details of opening times etc. visit:
The Welsh border is only a 30 minute drive away. This website offers ideas on attractions and events within easy reach to help you plan your excursion:
