Shropshire Attractions

Gallery 17

Gallery 17 is a fantastic art gallery set in the historic town of Shrewsbury.

The Gallery specialises in framed modern contemporary art...

The Tar Tunnel

The Tar tunnel is an intriguing feature of the Ironbridge Gorge. Located along the banks of the River Severn in the Village of Coalport, the...

Haughmond Abbey

Haughmond Abbey is located four miles outside of Shrewsbury and is one of three houses the Austin canons established in Shropshire, Haughmond...

Buildwas Abbey

The ruins of this Cistercian abbey, including much of its fine 12th-century church is located in a woodland setting beside the River Severn, not...

Coalport China Museum

Coalport China Museum houses vast displays of two centuries of china, and is home to National collections of Caughley and Coalport. Experience...

Shropshire Wildlife Trust

Shropshire Wildlife Trust's 37 nature reserves cover a huge range of habitats all over the county, including Woods, flower-rich grassland...

Acton Burnell Castle

The castle of Acton Burnell is located in a quite backwater of Shropshire and isn't a traditional castle at all. It is one of several...

Dudmaston

The house, with its intimate family rooms, contains fine furniture and Dutch flower paintings, as well as one of Britain's most important...

Maws Craft Centre

Maws Craft Centre consists of over 20 individual workshops housing a wide variety of Art, Craft & Design businesses. The gallery/studio's...

Shropshire Horticultural Soc.

The Shrewsbury Flower Show.

A day out for all family. Two day event held in August each year. The longest running horticultural show in...

Iron Bridge and Toll House

The Iron Bridge is the jewel of Shropshire's Iron-making past, An engineering feat that spans the majestic river Severn. The bridge itself was...

Coalbroodale Museum Of Iron

Explore the site and the remains of the water-powered blast furnace where Abraham Darby perfected the smelting of iron with coke instead of...

The Shrewsbury Music Hall

The Music Hall is Located in the heart of a thriving historic market town and is Shropshire's most popular arts centre, playing host to a wide...

The Wrekin

The Wrekin plays an important role in Shropshire folklore and is perhaps Shropshire's best-known landmark. This curious hill that looks like a...

Jackfield Tile Museum

The Jackfield Tile Museum is a former world centre of the decorative tile industry.

Visitors can view a unique collection of superb wall...

Much Wenlock Museum

The small town of Much Wenlock is an unlikely place to search for the origins of the modern Olympic Games. Yet here in 1850 Dr. William Penny...