Spend the day here and enjoy the era of Queen Victoria. You'll see authentic shops and houses, visit a bank, call into a Victorian pharmacy and discover all the weird and wonderful remidies on offer and even treat yourself to a bag of Victorian sweeties.
Open daily during daylight hours, Clun Castle sits proudly on a rocky mound overlooking the picturesque town of Clun. Parking is free and you are welcome to explore however please note the castle grounds have steep slopes and uneven ground so sturdy footwear is recommended.
Discover a simply beautiful park of over 1200 acres here, along with a fully restored 18th century garden and stunning house with portraits and carefully preserved rooms. See the National Trust website for further details and opening times.
See tiles galore at this stunning Victorian tile museum. Whilst you are here you can also visit Fusion where a number of creative artists produce and sell their work.
The Museum of the Gorge (originally the Severn Warehouse) gives a fascinating insight into the Iron Industry. Situated on the river Severn, it's one of the ten museums of the Inronbridge Gorge Museums Trust. It is well worth purchasing the Ironbridge Museum Passport which then gives you entry for a year into all the museums.
A stunning castle, originally built high up on rock as a medieval fortress around. The world renowned gardens are influenced by Italian and French styles with examples of rare plants. See the National Trust website for further details and opening times.
A visit to the medieval town of Shrewsbury would not be complete without a visit to this marvellous red sandstone castle. Inside the castle you can see the collections of the Shropshire Regimental Museum Trust which includes uniforms, weapons and silverware.
Choose from a range of tours including tunnel tours, lights out tours and guided tours. Learn the facinating 250 year history of this magnificent building from ex-prison officers.
'Shropshire has an abundance of Heritage Sites, from standing stones to historic estates, we have 8 in Shropshire. Reviewed by people who have been there.'
Spend the day here and enjoy the era of Queen Victoria. You'll see authentic shops and houses, visit a bank, call into a Victorian pharmacy and discover all the weird and wonderful remidies on offer and even treat yourself to a bag of Victorian sweeties.
Open daily during daylight hours, Clun Castle sits proudly on a rocky mound overlooking the picturesque town of Clun. Parking is free and you are welcome to explore however please note the castle grounds have steep slopes and uneven ground so sturdy footwear is recommended.
Discover a simply beautiful park of over 1200 acres here, along with a fully restored 18th century garden and stunning house with portraits and carefully preserved rooms. See the National Trust website for further details and opening times.
See tiles galore at this stunning Victorian tile museum. Whilst you are here you can also visit Fusion where a number of creative artists produce and sell their work.
The Museum of the Gorge (originally the Severn Warehouse) gives a fascinating insight into the Iron Industry. Situated on the river Severn, it's one of the ten museums of the Inronbridge Gorge Museums Trust. It is well worth purchasing the Ironbridge Museum Passport which then gives you entry for a year into all the museums.
A stunning castle, originally built high up on rock as a medieval fortress around. The world renowned gardens are influenced by Italian and French styles with examples of rare plants. See the National Trust website for further details and opening times.
A visit to the medieval town of Shrewsbury would not be complete without a visit to this marvellous red sandstone castle. Inside the castle you can see the collections of the Shropshire Regimental Museum Trust which includes uniforms, weapons and silverware.
Choose from a range of tours including tunnel tours, lights out tours and guided tours. Learn the facinating 250 year history of this magnificent building from ex-prison officers.