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Dorothy Clive Garden is an absolute gem. Set on an inclined site of around 7 acres it includes water gardens, roses, woodland and rhododendrons. The rhododendron garden at Dorothy Clive Garden is located ... |
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The Long Mynd is a beautiful range of hills covered largely by heathland. The views from the top on a clear day are quite breathtaking and extend to the Shropshire plain, Black Mountains and Stiperstones. Carding ... |
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Stokesay Castle is a very picturesque, 13th century fortified manor house situated in wonderful countryside. It's the most well preserved building of its type in England and features architectural styles ... |
| Wenlock Priory has sufficient remaining structure to convey some feeling of what this 13th century Cluniac Monastery must have looked like when a place of worship. An attractive garden features topiary ... |
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Severn Valley Country Park stradles both banks of the River Severn on the site of the spoil heaps that came from Highley Colliery. It's hard to believe that this site was once a barren wasteland. It's ... |
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Bury Ditches is a well preserved bronze age hill fort located in pine forests set amid beautiful and very peaceful Shropshire countryside. In the village of Clunton, Bury Ditches is signposted off ... |
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The High Vinnalls are wooded hills rising to over 350 feet with numerous trails running across them and forming part of the Mortimer Trail. A car park set just off the road amongst the trees is complemented ... |
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Attingham Park is a fine mansion, built in 1785, and located in beautiful grounds landscaped by Repton. Attingham was designed by George Stewart for the 1st Lord Berwick and has superb regency interiors ... |
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Dudmaston is a late 17th century house situated in the Severn Valley overlooking extensive grounds and a lake. Visitors can use the free car parks year round and walk through the estate. The house ... |
| Clun Castle is a small Marcher fortress sitting on a rocky outcrop on the edge of the town. The motte and bailey castle was built around 1150 by the Norman, Robert de Say. Enough of the castle survives ... |
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For anyone interested in Britain's industrial heritage, a visit to Ironbridge and its many museums is heaven. My personal favourite is Blists Hill Victorian Town, but my children would probably vote for ... |
| Rays Farm offers a warm, family welcome and a good range of animals and birds. The enclosures are well laid out and the animals, who all have their own names, are well cared for. In the buildings ... |
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Acton Scott offers visitors a fascinating insight into Victorian rural life at the turn of the 19th century. Farming activities take place in and around Acton Scott's 18th century Home Farm buildings ... |
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