Things To Do

What’s in and around the area to see and do

Vibrant market town known for it’s art scene and friendly community.

  • Home to the oldest licensed brewery in the country. 
  • Close to major walking route: The Shropshire Way.
  • Popular festivals celebrating music, art. food and local culture throughout the year.

Discover a beautifully preserved medieval town dominated by its impressive Norman castle.

  • Famous for acclaimed restaurants, markets, and food festivals.
  • Historic streets and timber-framed buildings.
  • One of the England’s first stone castles

Peaceful village set in a tranquil valley, ideal for slowing down and reconnecting with nature.

  • Dramatic castle ruins overlooking the River Clun.
  • Direct access to the Shropshire Hills and Offa’s Dyke Path.
  • Quiet pubs, local crafts, and a strong sense of rural heritage.

Otherwise known as “Little Switzerland” for its dramatic hills and scenic landscapes.

  • Walker’s paradise with routes up Caer Caradoc, The Long Mynd, and Carding Mill Valley.
  • Charming town with cafés, independent shops, and local produce.
  • For outdoor lovers seeking fresh air and views.

Tranquil wetland reserve rich in wildlife and seasonal birdlife.

  • Peaceful walking trails through meadows, reedbeds, and open countryside.
  • Perfect for spotting curlews, merlins and brown hares.
  • Unspoilt heath upland with native plant species.

One of England’s finest and best-preserved medieval fortified manor houses.

  • Great hall, towers, and gatehouse set in a picturesque rural setting.
  • Interactive displays and events on medieval life.
  • Perfect for history lovers and families alike.

Atmospheric historic hall offering insight into local heritage and architecture.

  • Surrounded by beautiful countryside, ideal for gentle walks and exploration.
  • Hosts events, exhibitions, and community activities.
  • A quieter attraction for visitors interested in history off the main tourist trail.

Striking hilltop castle famed for its lavish interiors and world-class gardens.

  • Terraced gardens with dramatic views over the Severn Valley.
  • Rich collections of art, furniture, and historic artefacts.
  • A memorable day out combining history, horticulture, and scenery.
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