Sue’s guidebook
Sightseeing
7 miles away Market town, beautiful old timber framed buildings, castle open to the public. River Teme loops around the town Lots of places to eat and drink We have a detailed map of the town.
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Ludlow
7 miles away Market town, beautiful old timber framed buildings, castle open to the public. River Teme loops around the town Lots of places to eat and drink We have a detailed map of the town.
14 miles away. Birthplace of the Industrial Revolution, takes its name from the100ft cast iron bridge opened in 1781, built by Thomas Telford. Has 6 museums all based on its heritage. Situated in a beautiful gorge lots places to eat and drink Recommended, Green Wood Cafe.
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Ironbridge
14 miles away. Birthplace of the Industrial Revolution, takes its name from the100ft cast iron bridge opened in 1781, built by Thomas Telford. Has 6 museums all based on its heritage. Situated in a beautiful gorge lots places to eat and drink Recommended, Green Wood Cafe.
20 miles away . Shrewsbury, county town of Shropshire. Sits in a loop of the River Severn. Home of Charles Darwin. Tudor centre, great shopping and cafes. The Quarry is a large riverside park, with large gardens, alongside the river.
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Shrewsbury
20 miles away . Shrewsbury, county town of Shropshire. Sits in a loop of the River Severn. Home of Charles Darwin. Tudor centre, great shopping and cafes. The Quarry is a large riverside park, with large gardens, alongside the river.
12 miles away. A market town which is home to Severn Valley Railway. The river Severn cuts the town in half, creating High Town and Low Town. Lots of places to eat and variety of shops
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Bridgnorth
12 miles away. A market town which is home to Severn Valley Railway. The river Severn cuts the town in half, creating High Town and Low Town. Lots of places to eat and variety of shops
Great walks
Walking distance. Highest hill in Shropshire, at 540 metres above sea level. In the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Panoramic views over the county. open moorland at the top, with wild ponies. Nordy Bank, a Celtic Hill Fortis on the south side of the hill.
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Brown Clee Hill
Walking distance. Highest hill in Shropshire, at 540 metres above sea level. In the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Panoramic views over the county. open moorland at the top, with wild ponies. Nordy Bank, a Celtic Hill Fortis on the south side of the hill.
11 miles away. Heath and Moorland plateau, owned by the National Trust. Lots of sign posted walks, of different lengths and gradients. Nearby Church Stretton, offers small shops and great cafes.
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Long Mynd
11 miles away. Heath and Moorland plateau, owned by the National Trust. Lots of sign posted walks, of different lengths and gradients. Nearby Church Stretton, offers small shops and great cafes.
3 miles away. Of great interest to industrial archeologists and academics. From medieval times, iron, coal, limestone and basalt, has been extracted from here and many quarrying remnants can still be traced. At 533 metres above sea level, it has fantastic views.
Titterstone Clee Hill
3 miles away. Of great interest to industrial archeologists and academics. From medieval times, iron, coal, limestone and basalt, has been extracted from here and many quarrying remnants can still be traced. At 533 metres above sea level, it has fantastic views.
Places to eat
Pub on The Burwarton Estate, 2 miles away.
Pleasant dining room and lovely gardens. Good place to end a walk.
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The Boyne Arms
Pub on The Burwarton Estate, 2 miles away.
Pleasant dining room and lovely gardens. Good place to end a walk.
Within walking distance, 5 mins away. Free house, local brews, pool table. Genuine Shropshire country pub with good food, panoramic views to the west, as far as the Brecon Beacons.
The Three Horseshoes
Within walking distance, 5 mins away. Free house, local brews, pool table. Genuine Shropshire country pub with good food, panoramic views to the west, as far as the Brecon Beacons.
Owned by the local community, recently re furbished, good for Sunday lunch. 6 miles away.
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The Pheasant at Neenton
Owned by the local community, recently re furbished, good for Sunday lunch. 6 miles away.
The Queens
113 Lower GaldefordLarge pub in Ludlow town centre, serving good pub food.
Food scene
2 miles out of Ludlow, near The Racecourse, Food Hall and Farm Shop on the A449. Lovely dinning area.
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the Clive, ludlow
Bromfield Road2 miles out of Ludlow, near The Racecourse, Food Hall and Farm Shop on the A449. Lovely dinning area.
Microbrewery and pub
Close to Ludlow centre, converted railway sidings shed. Enjoy a decent local beer and see where and how its brewed, as the tuns and the brewery process are in clear view from the bar areas. Good venue for live music
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Ludlow Brewing Co
Station DriveClose to Ludlow centre, converted railway sidings shed. Enjoy a decent local beer and see where and how its brewed, as the tuns and the brewery process are in clear view from the bar areas. Good venue for live music