Shropshire - free places

keigcf

Trip to ludlow is nice

penrhyn

Don't forget your bottles to fill up with water from the Cwm Dale Spring just outside Stretton.
http://www.malvernwaters.co.uk/nationalparks.asp?search=yes&p=7&id=35

OneYorkshireLass

Thanks all, I will have to return sometime methinks, three nights will not be enough!

purpleheather2810

Yes YorkshireLass, if you like York you will def enjoy Shrewsbury.

joerugby

This is a nice place to eat - not free I'm afraid

http://www.housmansbar.co.uk/

fluffymuffy

The Land of Lost Content museum - http://www.lolc.org.uk/ - in Craven Arms - totally brilliant, and there's a tea room. There's one of everything you ever wore, owned, played with, got for Christmas, or wanted.

Orange_Ena

Ironbridge is lovely, well worth a visit. And if you like cupcakes, there's a lovely little shop called Queenies where you can eat in or take away. I took some away once. They didn't last long.......:D

Enjoy Shropshire

Snap-ant

fluffymuffy wrote: »

The Land of Lost Content museum - http://www.lolc.org.uk/ - in Craven Arms - totally brilliant, and there's a tea room. There's one of everything you ever wore, owned, played with, got for Christmas, or wanted.

:T:T Absolutely amazing Museum full of stuff you will remember from Woolworths, a C5, Christmas decorations, food packaging & clothing

oramgepekoe wrote: »

Not free but we've enjoyed these places :

Wroxeter Roman City, English Heritage. It includes the roman town house built for the channel 4 series a few years ago.
http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/daysout/properties/wroxeter-roman-city/

Stokesay Castle, English Heritage. South of Shrewsbury.
http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/daysout/properties/stokesay-castle/

Hawkstone Park Follies where they filmed the BBC version of the Narnia stories. North of Shrewsbury.
http://www.hawkstoneparkfollies.co.uk/gallery/

:T:T:T Thumbs up again. Hawkstone Park is brilliant - lots of follies & caves & bridges