Newport
Newport in Shropshire is a small market town that dates back to the 12th century. Unfortunately, an extensive fire in the 17th century destroyed most of the original buildings, but there remains plenty...
With miles of unspoilt countryside and a selection of National Trust properties, Shropshire could offer a perfect retreat for Brits.
The Carding Mill Valley and the Long Mynd in particular should not be missed. Take the walk to the top of the hill and marvel at the wondrous panoramic views available, or enjoy a picnic in this enormous 4,942 acre space.
To learn about the history of the area, visit Stokesay Castle. The 13th century fortified Manor House is full of historic furniture and fixtures and an audio tour is available to provide fun facts about how the building functioned in the medieval era.
Newport in Shropshire is a small market town that dates back to the 12th century. Unfortunately, an extensive fire in the 17th century destroyed most of the original buildings, but there remains plenty...
Oswestry is located on the English and Welsh border and has played a turbulent role in history. The town has a heritage centre which is housed in a former school building and is worth a visit, especially...
When it comes to Shifnal, the old adage of “location, location, location” is certainly true. It came about as a staging post on the trading route between London and Holyhead. A number of pretty black and...
One of the finest examples of a medieval market town to be found anywhere in England, Shrewsbury is characterised by its large proportion of black and white timber-framed houses. Add to these the narrow...
Telford was one of many post-war new towns and its location makes it a great base for exploring Shropshire. Walkers can enjoy climbing the Wrekin, which at over 1,400 ft. is the highest hill in the county...
Wem may be a small town but it’s full of character. It began as a Saxon settlement and was badly damaged during the Civil War. Now, however, it is a charming market town with plenty of independent shops...
Just two miles from the Welsh border, the Shropshire town of Whitchurch is full of charm. It’s perfect for a relaxing getaway, thanks to its country parks and tranquil lakes - perfect for strolling around...