Located in the West Midlands and on the Welsh Boarders, Shropshire is a county brimming with lush rolling hills and some of the most awe-inspiring countryside in the UK. An area that has remained completely unspoilt by the trappings of modern life, it offers an old world charm. A diverse and varied landscape, local wildlife reflects the county’s unique geology and offers an abundance of wildlife to explore and enjoy.
Shropshire’s county town Shrewsbury is a beautiful and historic place to visit; situated by the River Severn, the area is best known for its beautiful Tudor buildings. A medieval town, that’s retained many of its original buildings and features there are around 600 listed buildings in the immediate area, making this a wonderful place to really get away from it all.
If you’re looking for an area with a vibrant town centre, Ludlow is the perfect place to for your holiday in Shropshire; also known as the ‘gastronomy capital’ of the county houses many food markets, speciality food shops and restaurants, as well as hosting a range of food festivals throughout the year. Most of the buildings are Georgian in appearance, making Ludlow an appealing place to visit, and many believe it looks particularly beautiful throughout the winter months.
The South Shropshire District and Shropshire Hills offer a dramatic landscape of pretty valleys and rugged moorland. An area steeped in myths and legends, this beautiful landscape is full of contrasts and is made up of various areas of woodland, rivers and farmed landscape. Designated an ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ it’s perfect for those who really want to get away from it all.
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